These classes help you discover the mythologies of self-objectification and the object relationships that perpetuate your suffering and self loathing. You then have an opportunity to just stop the suffering and connect with your innate nature, which is conscious, happy, free and unlimited. Pathological envy – the second deadly sin – is a compounded emotion. It is brought on by the realization of some lack, deficiency, or inadequacy in oneself. It is the result of unfavorably comparing oneself to others: to their success, their reputation, their possessions, their luck, their qualities. It is misery and humiliation and impotent rage and a tortuous, slippery path to nowhere. The effort to break the padded walls of this self-visited purgatory often leads to attacks on the perceived source of frustration.
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According to the 3rd century Chinese philosopher Chuang-Tzu, who one night: “I Dreamed I was a butterfly, fluttering hither and thither, content with my lot. SuddenlyI awoke and I was Chuang-Tzu again. Who am I in reality? A butterfly dreaming that I am Chuang-Tzu, or Chuang-Tzu imagining he was a butterfly?”
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What was your first experience after looking at the Tarot card to the left? When
I first looked at the card, the Devil, I was horrified by what I perceived as something
negative and evil. I said “get that thing away from me.” It was three years before
I understood what I saw in the card were shadow aspects of my personality, my
disowned self, mirrored back from the card. The disowned-self represents those
parts that for one reason or another are not acceptable to the super-ego and our
waking consciousness. Hence, they become compartmentalized, repressed and ever
more negatively charged.
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You can only continue a round of self-betraying behavior, if you think you’re going to get something different from that next cycle. All addictions are self-betrayal. Defining
yourself as an object is self-betrayal.
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Megalomania n : is defined as a delusional mental disorder that is marked by
infantile feelings of personal omnipotence and grandeur.
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Change requires the willingness to let go of lower levels of relative completion, or
seeming perfection, to attain higher ones. In the evolution of consciousness nothing
ever stays permanently set. It is important to consciously express a willingness to
transcend whatever may seem complete or perfect to us at present. This keeps us open
to receive higher levels of truth than that which may now seem adequate to us. It is
essential that we accept the possibility of higher interpretations of experience than we
may now be able to perceive. That is why the inline skating, slack line and movement
classes work. They present an experience beyond language, beyond what is held as
true and known by the rational mind.
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Anger is a compounded phenomenon. Most personality disordered people are prone to anger. Their anger is always sudden, raging, frightening and without an apparent provocation by an outside agent. It would seem that people suffering from personality disorders are in a constant state of anger, which is effectively suppressed most of the time. It manifests itself only when the person’s defenses are down, incapacitated, or adversely affected by circumstances, inner or external.
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We all fear the loss of our identity and uniqueness. We seem to be acutely aware of this
fear in a crowd of people. This wish to be distinct, “special” in the most primitive sense,
is universal. It crosses cultural barriers and spans different periods in human history.
We use hair styles, clothing, behavior, lifestyles and products of our creative mind to
differentiate ourselves.
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When you feel guilt, an important characteristic of this feeling is that you should be
punished. You should be punished because of the things you have done, or the wrong
person you believe you are. Once you believe guilt is real, then you believe that you
will soon be punished for the guilt, or the act you believe you are guilty of. Guilt
always demands punishment, and since you fear punishment, this is the origin of fear.
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These classes, the movement and the Video Holo-Therapy help you discover the
mythologies, the self-objectification and the object relationships that perpetuate your
suffering and self loathing. You have an opportunity to just stop the suffering and
connect with your innate nature, which is conscious, happy, free and unlimited.
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These classes help you discover the mythologies of self-objectification and the object relationships that perpetuate your suffering and self loathing. You then have an opportunity to just stop the suffering and connect with your innate nature, which is conscious, happy, free and unlimited. Pathological envy – the second deadly sin – is a compounded emotion. It is brought on by the realization of some lack, deficiency, or inadequacy in oneself. It is the result of unfavorably comparing oneself to others: to their success, their reputation, their possessions, their luck, their qualities. It is misery and humiliation and impotent rage and a tortuous, slippery path to nowhere. The effort to break the padded walls of this self-visited purgatory often leads to attacks on the perceived source of frustration.
