Stop the inner struggle over whether your thoughts and feelings are “right”
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Stop the inner struggle over whether your thoughts and feelings are “right”
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Re: Stop the inner struggle over whether your thoughts and feelings are “right”
#2I think this goes along with the submission the other day about mediocrity: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12335367
Re: Stop the inner struggle over whether your thoughts and feelings are “right”
#3We replaced the title with a photo caption from the article that appears to summarize what the researcher means by "showing up". If anyone suggests a better (more accurate and neutral) title, we can change it again.
Re: Stop the inner struggle over whether your thoughts and feelings are “right”
#4We replaced the title with a photo caption from the article that appears to summarize what the researcher means by "showing up". If anyone suggests a better (more accurate and neutral) title, we can change it again.
How about "Trying to replace other emotions with happiness often winds up decreasing it"?
Re: Stop the inner struggle over whether your thoughts and feelings are “right”
#5We replaced the title with a photo caption from the article that appears to summarize what the researcher means by "showing up". If anyone suggests a better (more accurate and neutral) title, we can change it again.
How about "Trying to replace other emotions with happiness often winds up decreasing it"?
That's good, but we prefer to use language from the article itself when possible.
Re: Stop the inner struggle over whether your thoughts and feelings are “right”
#6what if your inner thoughts are wheather to rape your doughter?
this is antichristian article and most probably put here by free masons or satanists
next time someone sees Susan David or harward and bussiness insider it'l sure trigger different labels for signal inteligence
we are humans and we are free by making the right choice. That is Christianity and this article is against it
Re: Stop the inner struggle over whether your thoughts and feelings are “right”
#7this is antichristian article and most probably put here by free masons or satanists
Re: Stop the inner struggle over whether your thoughts and feelings are “right”
#8This reminds me of how forgetful we are as a species. The stuff in this article was figured out thousands of years ago and now is being presented almost as if it's something new. It also reminds me that for all of our technological prowess, we still haven't mastered the no-tech fundamentals of dealing with life as human beings.
Re: Stop the inner struggle over whether your thoughts and feelings are “right”
#9I agree. Almost in every case, maybe even all cases, I became happy when i did the exact opposite of what I was told I should do to be happy.