A little poem by Taigu Ryokan captures for me the way we get caught up in fruitless activity and how much more we could do and enjoy if we only stopped to “listen”.
Tag: ontology
Who said this and when: Can we be bothered with life?
Are problems solved? At any time, we have politics. Interests & contests. Can we be bothered with life. The surprising… Read more Who said this and when: Can we be bothered with life?
Happiness & sorrow are two sides of a coin; it’s in the maths
4 puzzles of positive psychology I forgot to finish my series on the 4 puzzles of positive psychology, but I… Read more Happiness & sorrow are two sides of a coin; it’s in the maths
Personal leadership: Answer the moral challenge of our age
Psychology blossomed in the noughties Positive psychology, appreciative inquiry, and mytho-poetic tradition are well understood and taught in psychology and… Read more Personal leadership: Answer the moral challenge of our age
For people who don’t get Twitter, Facebook, etc. Nice story ~ other people can read it too
This is a long story and a tame story in many respects, read on . . . I am a… Read more For people who don’t get Twitter, Facebook, etc. Nice story ~ other people can read it too
4 “get your head arounds” of the new science of psychology
Today, a very useful though long blog post on the new science of psychology popped up on my Google Alerts. … Read more 4 “get your head arounds” of the new science of psychology
Ignorance is bliss but please don’t charge me for your services!
It’s a good thing they don’t know Today I had glass of warm water and a few drops of lemon… Read more Ignorance is bliss but please don’t charge me for your services!
Psychologists, 2009 AD, recessions, life
Ned’s challenge Ned has solved my dilemma about what to write about this weekend. Commenting on my post on Hope,… Read more Psychologists, 2009 AD, recessions, life
What psychologists can learn from social media
Image by bowbrick via Flickr Introduction, Methods, Results, Discussion I was trained as a psychologist and I ultimately trained thousands… Read more What psychologists can learn from social media