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I need your comments about depression

Curious about strong reactions to stories and opinions on depression, at the end of this article are some strong reactions that blind-side me. Would you describe them in your own words, please?

Posted byNeil DursoJune 22, 2021June 22, 2021Posted inBorderline personality, depression, psychology, reflections on worth, soulTags:addiction, Carl Jung, compassion, dark night of the soul, darkness, ego, egology, egosystem, empathy, feelings, honesty, John Paul II, Jordan Peterson, Mother Teresa, nondualism, our nature, psyche-ology, reality, Richard Rohr, self-deception, self-pity, Shadow, suffering, the Self, transformation, tribalism1 Comment on I need your comments about depression

Students shape teachers

we reflect on one or two teachers who were major influences. I wonder how often these flip…

Posted byNeil DursoJune 11, 2021November 10, 2022Posted inknowing, mystery, psychology, reflections on worth, relationships, soulTags:consciousness, egology, egosystem, our nature, psyche-ology, teachers, transformation2 Comments on Students shape teachers

A scientist’s view of COVID facts

The COVID vaccine divide. “Facts” are folly

Posted byNeil DursoMay 13, 2021Posted inpsychology, reflections on worth, relationships, religion, soulTags:Brene Brown, compassion, consciousness, conspiracy, coronavirus, COVID-19, ego, egology, egosystem, God, humility, hypocrisy, Jordan Peterson, judgement (judgment), love, nondualism, our nature, pandemic, psyche-ology, reality, religion, Richard Rohr, self-deception, stranger encounter, the Self, transformation, tribalism, Yeshua1 Comment on A scientist’s view of COVID facts

Questionnaire: Crisis? Transformation

Do you feel yourself trying to tighten controls and to think your way to certitude?

Posted byNeil DursoMarch 13, 2021Posted indepression, psychology, reflections on worth, relationships, soulTags:dark night of the soul, darkness, feelings, midlife, Mirabai Starr, psyche-ology, Richard Rohr, self-pity, suffering, the Self, transformationLeave a comment on Questionnaire: Crisis? Transformation

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Posted byNeil DursoMarch 12, 2021March 13, 2021Posted inBorderline personality, depression, knowing, mystery, Party On, psychology, reflections on worth, relationships, soulTags:addiction, compassion, consciousness, dark night of the soul, darkness, ego, egology, egosystem, empathy, feelings, forgiveness, humility, hypocrisy, John Paul II, judgement (judgment), Lent, midlife, pandemic, reality, self-deception, Shadow, shame, stillness, the Self, transformation

Aching To Know

We ache to know our own unknowable value.

Posted byNeil DursoFebruary 16, 2021November 11, 2022Posted inGod, knowing, mystery, psychology, reflections on worth, relationships, soul, spiritualityTags:ego, egology, egosystem, God, love, our nature, psyche-ologyLeave a comment on Aching To Know

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