Do you love her?
October 16, 2016 7:10
Do you love her?
Do you love her because she is mother of your children?
Do you love her because she is daughter-in-law of your parents?
Do you love her because she is your wife now?
Do you love her because she is female who can be loved?
Do you love her because you have accepted her in front of society?
Or do you love her because you have decided love her,
Now,
Tomorrow,
And every upcoming moment now onwards?
Does your love is supported by commitment?
Does your love carry understanding, trust, respect, protection, help, Consistency?
Does your love can see her as a woman of your life?
Now tell me,
Do you really love her?
And why do you love her?
Breath.Smile.Breath
Irreducible Mind – a review (1/3): how psychology lost the plot
October 16, 2016 7:09
. . . . the mind is the power of the human spirit. Spirit is the lamp; mind is the light which shines from the lamp. Spirit is the tree, and the mind is the fruit. Mind is the perfection of the spirit, and is its essential quality, as the sun’s rays are the essential necessity of the sun.
(Selected Writings of ‘Abdu’l-Bahá: page 316-317)
Because my next sequence of posts will be referring to the Kellys and their thought-provoking text Irreducible Mind, it seemed a good idea to republish this sequence from March 2013. The three parts will appear over the next four days finishing on Wednesday.
I began studying psychology in 1976, long before I became a Bahá’í, and completed my clinical training in July 1982, at least four months before I met even a mention of the Faith in the following November.
Never once in my…
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Elle attend …
October 16, 2016 7:08
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Elle attend que le monde change
Elle attend que changent les temps
Elle attend que ce monde étrange
Se perde et que tournent les vents
Inexorablement, elle attend
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Elle attend que l’horizon bouge
Elle attend que changent les gens
Elle attend comme un coup de foudre
Le règne des anges innocents
Inexorablement, elle attend
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Elle attend que la grande roue tourne
Tournent les aiguilles du temps
Elle attend sans se résoudre
En frottant ses couverts en argent
Inexorablement, elle attend
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Et elle regarde des images
Et lit des histoires d’avant
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D’honneur et de grands équipages
Où les bons sont habillés de blanc
Et elle s’invente des voyages
Entre un fauteuil et un divan
D’eau de rose et de passion sage
Aussi purs que ces vieux romans
Aussi grands que celui qu’elle attend
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❤️ Jean-Jacques GOLDMAN ❤️
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Nombreux sont ceux qui s’appellent artiste
October 16, 2016 7:06
L’un d’eux s’est glissé immédiatement
dans mon coeur pour tout le temps.
Tudo o que se faz por força da necessidade é amargo
October 15, 2016 21:24
ARISTÓTELES, 384-322 a.C. Retórica. Tradução Edson Bini. São Paulo: EDIPRO, 2013. 272p.
É possível formularmos que o prazer é um certo movimento da alma pelo qual a alma, como um todo, é transportada de uma maneira sensível para o seu estado natural, sendo a dor o contrário disso. Se o prazer corresponde a essa definição, evidencia-se que o prazeroso é o que concerne para produzir essa condição, ao passo que aquilo que contribui para extingui-la, ou que faz com que a alma seja levada ao estado oposto, é o doloroso. Portanto, deve ser prazeroso, com maior frequência, tender para um estado natural, sobretudo quando um processo natural logrou a completa recuperação desse estado natural. Os hábitos também são prazerosos, pois logo que uma coisa torna-se habitual, passa a ser uma segunda natureza. De algum modo, o hábito assemelha-se à natureza – o frequente não está distante do sempre. A…
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