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Geoff-Allen

Geoff-Allen

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Geoff-Allen

Geoff-Allen

Resident megalomaniac
"What do I think? I think that the Tiny Buddha site has quite a few articles about difficult people. They need compassion more than most but in a society like ours they mainly get anger and hostility directed towards them which helps nobody!"
 
Geoff-Allen

Geoff-Allen

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Try - wisehumanity.org happiness

Esp this one -

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My Partner Doesn’t Make Me Happy. He Makes Me Grow - Wise Humanity

In a love relationship, we often look for happiness and solutions to our problems. This puts an extraordinary burden on the relationship and our partner, while the responsibility for our happiness should be only ours. What can we build a healthy relationship on? Self-awareness and growth.
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Geoff-Allen

Geoff-Allen

Resident megalomaniac
If you look closely, you will see that there are dual sides to everything in life, including gratitude. Just as fire can burn or heat, gratitude can cure or curse. Understanding the truth about gratitude just might change the way you think, feel or pray.

Many years ago, while walking along the cold, winter streets of Manhattan, I recall looking at the homeless, living in their cardboard box homes. The hardships that I witnessed made me feel grateful for the small problems I had in comparison. I probably learned this strategy as a child; when I refused to eat dinner, my mom would remind me of the starving children in Africa, and she would tell me that I should be grateful for the food I had because others weren’t as lucky. You might say that I was guilted into gratitude.

Looking back now, with greater insight, I can clearly see that I used the misfortune of others as leverage, in order to feel grateful for my life, and, in this way, I was unknowingly responsible for contributing to their circumstances. By judging, and then using that judgment to feel better about my life, I was actually cursing these same people.

Read the full article here -

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The Truth about Gratitude

If you look closely, you will see that there are dual sides to everything in life, including gratitude. Just as fire can burn or heat…
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