Believe nothing, no matter where you read it, or who said it, no matter if I have said it, unless it agrees with your own reason and your own common sense. ~ BuddhaHe who experiences the unity of life sees his own Self in all beings, and all beings in his own Self, and looks on everything with an impartial eye. ~ Buddha
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....... FRIENDS.................... A friend is someone that knows all about you And still ACCEPTS you! For divine anger lasts but a moment; divine favor lasts a lifetime. At dusk weeping comes for the night; but at DAWN there is rejoicing. Mother TeresaSHE WHO HEALS ........................... Mother Gaia, sing me a song That will ease my pain, Mend broken bones, Bring wholeness again. ........................... Catch my babies When they are born, Sing my death song, Teach me how to mourn. ........................... Show me the Medicine Of the healing herbs, The value of spirit, The way I can serve. ........................... Mother Gaia, heal my heart So that I can see The gifts of yours That can live through me. ........................... ....Kuan Yin
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Add to My Profile | More VideosBALANCEAnger, pain and depression are three negative experiences so closely bound together it can sometimes be hard to know where one ends and the other begins. Pain is a complex phenomenon that has emotional and physical components. The emotions play a huge role in the experience of pain, and pain is intimately associated with depression. It's long been known that the psychic pain of depression feeds anger. But just as often, anger fuels depression.A powerful emotion physiologically and emotionally, anger often feels good—but only for the moment. It can be a motivating force that moves you to action. But there are good actions and bad ones; it's vital to distinguish between the two.Many people confuse anger and hostility. Anger is a response to a situation that presents some threat. Hostility is a more enduring characteristic, a predisposition, a personality trait reflecting a readiness to express anger.Anger is usually anything but subtle. It has potent physiological effects. You feel it in your chest. You feel it in your head. You feel it coursing through your body.Nevertheless, anger can be insidious. Anger confers an immediate sense of purpose; it's a shortcut to motivation. And if there's something depressed people need, it's motivation. But anger creates a cycle of rage and defeatism.When you feel anger, it provides the impulse to pass the pain along to others. The boss chews you out, you then snap at everyone in your path. Anger, however, can eventually lead you into self-pity, because you can't slough off the self-hurt.Anger is classically a way of passing psychic pain on to others. The two-step: You feel hurt, "poor me," "I hate you." It's a way of making others pay for your emotional deficits. It is wise to change that tendency. Whether or not anger fuels depression, it isn't good for the enjoyment of life.
