But also so that you have self control. To do this exp. {think before you talk.} In the same respect do what is necessary at the time. SELF CONFIDENCE-To know that you can do it.
The first aspect of the path is ‘right view’, and the key aspect of this is seeing the world as it with an understanding of the four noble truths and the three marks of existence and in understanding them, you can see without delusion, hatred among others. Another aspect of ‘right view’ is preventing ourselves from clinging to things we consider permanent, when they aren’t. The second is ‘right intention’ and focuses on how our intentions influence the impact of the action we take. To minimise suffering we must be mindful of what exactly our intentions are and if they stem from feelings such as anger or greed, their impact is likely to be negative. Once we can understand these intentions, we can learn to change them and set new intentions.
That is, as long as they have a good attitude and behavior. Habit number one is to be proactive. For someone to be proactive it means that someone must take initiative in almost every situation. One of the most important things that a
Lastly, if we were to assume that we are truly in control of our destiny/outcome, living in a vacuum from externalities, what would be the need for gratitude and humility? We would in that world be fully accountable and could boast of our successes or be suicidal in our failures. It simply is not realistic and the guidelines for doing these is to evaluate where our thinking fits inside the confines of the model. My learning and take away is to accept that we do live in a world where externalities do exist, and influence our lives. The key however is to learn to accept that which we cannot change, and take
* A proven track record as an excellent decision maker, with a history of choosing and/or recommending appropriate courses of action by considering all implications and consequences. Must have the ability to take prompt action to achieve objectives and work proactively to identify and address issues. * A positive attitude that can be summed up as a ‘can-do’ approach with a passion for the work, a readiness to take part and be a contributing team member, a strong work ethic, a willingness to learn and openness to new ideas. * Proven resilience and stress tolerance demonstrated by maintaining calm and professional performance when faced with extremely difficult individuals, time pressures, adversity, opposition or unsafe conditions. Must have the ability to remain focused and composed in difficult situations.
From the psychological point of view, the definition of resilience is the capability of an individual for adapting stress and changes in a proper way. In another words, resilience is the process that an individual to overcome difficulties and return to a positive state as normal. An individual with good resilience is capable to deal with adversities by turning challenges into opportunities. People with such capability can usually carry on and success before the challenges frustrate them. Therefore, one can regard resilience as a strategy which promotes flexibility and greater capacity in one’s psychological aspect.
It can be a good thing as long as you can learn to not get upset over something someone has said. It is also a good thing because we do it to help our brain understand and categorize what we are seeing. It helps us process our information and program it. What are the negative aspects of stereotypes? * * I personally believe there are many negative aspects of stereotypes.
Suffering can be eliminated and this can be done by following the noble eightfold path. This eightfold path describes the way in which people should live their lives. That is to have the right understanding, thoughts, speech, actions, livelihood, effort, mindfulness and concentration. Meditation is important in Buddhist religion as through meditation the Buddha was able to clear his mind and see the truth in existence and suffering. This meditation helped the Buddha reach enlightenment.
(2) The agent may not positively will the bad effect but may merely permit it. If he could attain the good effect without the bad effect, he should do so. The bad effect is sometimes said to be indirectly voluntary. (3) The good effect must flow from the action at least as immediately (in the order of causality, though not necessarily in the order of time) as the bad effect. In other words, the good effect must be produced directly by the action, not by the bad effect.
Also, as long as my decisions fill my principle, I feel totally comfortable in making them. My principle is that the ethical decisions I make must be in my own interest, without causing any harm to the others. Obviously, some may consider this as selfish and not caring for other people. I would not think of it like that, as in reality, we all ought consider our interests before others'. To me it is unethical to betray myself and treat myself worse than the way I should.