Describe the project/argument * I will explain Ricard and Thuans conversation about Buddhism and science and how they both relate to interdependence. * I will use quotes to state they answer each other’s question related to the two topics. * The authors explain their purpose to explain the importance of interdependence * Their argument is about how our universe is interconnected. * I will compare the argument to Mencius’s text and how they are related
In this way, the Tripitaka is very significant to adherents of Buddhism as it provides a clear set of expectations of the adherent of the religion as well as providing a guide to the teachings of Buddha. An example of this can be seen through a quote of the text (see appendix A), where it explains how Tanha is the cause of Dukkha. Many similar explanations are seen throughout the Tripitaka. The Tripitaka is also a very significant text as it represents the connection between the present monks and adherents of Buddhism to those of the past. This is significant to adherents of the religion as the text ensuring that the essence and facts of Buddhism do not alter over time, as they are clearly written within the Tripitaka.
One reason is that we always think that these things are not worthy to judge, another reason is that we usually do the same thing as them and we don’t like to face the dark side of ourselves. However, when we experience a lot of unfair treatment or pressure, we may become to be depressive and like to complaint or even curse, which is the hotbed for extremity and evil. From now on, the gate of unscrupulous is opening, and our happiness index is sharp declining and is hard to get a favorable
Criticisms from supervisors and peers often are met with emotional listening resistance. We hear only the negatives and do not attend to offers of help or ways to improve our performance. We are over stimulated and do not accurately receive messages that could help us grow and develop. Barrier Three: Criticizing Personal Style Rather Than Messages. We often find ourselves criticizing the way a message is presented and ignoring its content or value.
Some negative attributes ascribed to a Six that honestly reflect me are as follows: critical of self when expectations are not met, procrastinating due to fear of failure, worry about being taking advantage of, and always scanning for danger. All of these negative attributes basically fall under the insecurity blanket if you will, but at the same time and what totally sold me on the results of the Enneagram, was that the complete opposite can also be said about a Type Six. They are weak and strong, aggressive and
Human beings are prone to judge and assess each other and even ourselves. Judgement has a negative effect not only on the victim but also you. Some of the horrible affects that judgement has is anxiety, anger and torment which all lead to high blood pressure and heart problems. In the worst case scenario judgement could lead to suicide. By saying this, judgement prevents you from living a healthy lifestyle that is full of joy, happiness and peace (Thaik, 2013).
I am sure everyone at some time or another has experienced the frustration involved when trying to communicate with another, only to be misunderstood. It is an extremely frustrating feeling and a very helpless feeling as well. It is especially frustrating when you feel inadequate or just plain stupid because
Acknowledge the negativity Things can become so hectic and intense that even though you feel terrible, you can’t even pause to acknowledge what you’re feeling. Hence, it’s hard to change your flow of thoughts if you’re not even consciously aware that you’re being negative. It’s not easy but whenever you’re experiencing a rollercoaster of bad emotions, you have to try in making a conscious effort to identify the nature of your thoughts. Are you thinking negatively? There are also physical manifestations from which you can recognize if you’re thinking negatively.
People are different and there are a los of effect that affect the wellbeing of people. Some of them and the most common are: Examples: Feeling sad or down, frequent crying, Feeling stressed, anxious, exhausted or confused , Anger, guilt, shame, blame or relief, Feeling lonely, isolated or withdrawn, Not feeling yourself or acting differently than usual, Difficulties concentrating, making mistakes at work or school, Not enjoying your normal activities or hobbies, Increased alcohol, smoking or drug use, Feeling hopeless or like you can’t go on, thoughts of suicide or self-harm. All these reactions to grief are common and you may experience different emotions and reactions at different times 2. second main point: Let yourself grieve – it’s important to express your feelings, rather
I often felt my grief was rather complicated. However, after reviewing literature around complicated grief my experiences appear to have fallen within the realms of “normal” grief reactions. Payne, Horan & Relf (2010:76) state Complicated grief is conceptualised as, on the one hand, encompassing excessive intensity and prolonged duration and, on the other absence of reaction and short duration. Thus the need to grief may either be absent or delayed or chronic and fail to