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    the bores of society‚ and begin to enjoy their life. We can see many of these examples in works of literature‚ works such as the Invisible Man by Ralph Ellison‚ and Siddhartha by Hermann Hesse‚ Jonathan Livingston Seagull by Richard Bach and the Tao of Pooh by Benjamin Hoff; we see the characters of these novels achieving liberation through overcoming the control of oppressors‚ facing challenges and obstacles‚ and their self-doubt to find themselves as well as their voice.

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    enlightenment to “transcend the ‘world of dust’ and achieve Nirvana” (Hoff 444). In comparison‚ Taoism is more concerned with solving the riddle of life and encouraging a lifestyle that is in harmony with nature. The goal of the Taoist is to follow the Tao‚ “The Way”‚ in order to (as Lao-tse advised) “join the dust of the world”‚ rather than to turn away from it (qtd. in Hoff 445). Classic Taoism developed over the years into philosophical‚ monastic‚ and folk religious forms (Hoff 445). Taoism is thus

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    In general I view myself as behaviorally and cognitively orientated however through the years within my professional experience I found myself being somehow an eclectic counselor. As I grow professionally and expand my knowledge‚ I find myself incorporating in my counseling style‚ various other techniques from other models of psychotherapy. I have administered many techniques from varying theories‚ thus‚ I believe it would be inaccurate for me at this point‚ to identify my style of counseling

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    China’s three “home-grown ideologies” - Daoism (道家)‚ Confucianism (儒學)‚ and Legalism (法家)‚ were different ways of creating harmony amidst the chaos during the Western and Eastern Zhou Period. Daoism was a way of living founded by Laozi (老子) in the 6th century B.C.. Laozi wrote a book‚ the Daodejing (道德經)‚ comprised of his thoughts. Laozi stated that Dao (道)‚ meaning way‚ is the way of harmonizing with nature. Humans are only a small aspect in the world‚ so they are not the most important aspects

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    asked who my all-time favorite character is I would quickly answer Tigger from the classic Disney movie “Winnie the Pooh and Tigger Too”. Anyone asked to describe Tigger’s personality would say it is one of a kind. In terms of the five trait clusters I would have to say Tigger would fall mostly under the extraversion and neuroticism categories. Throughout all of the “Winnie the Pooh” stories and films Tigger has always acted upon every impulse and his boisterous manner often leads him to leap before

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    many of these stories have more morbid underlying meanings. Everyone should know‚ or at least be vaguely familiar with‚ the cute story of Winnie the Pooh and his friends in the Hundred Acre Woods. What people may not know‚ or may not have figured out‚ is that this particular story’s dark messages are mental disorders. Each character in Winnie the Pooh‚ according The Perfectionist‚ author of a biomedical blog‚ has a different mental disorder. Are these

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    by Lori Baker-Sperry‚ we get an overview of the different gender stereotypes seen throughout Disney productions. With the information taken from the article‚ the correlation between Winnie-the-Pooh and gender stereotypes is proven. These stereotypes are present throughout each adaptation of Winnie-the-Pooh‚ and make an impact on children‚ both positively and negatively. They demonstrate unrealistic expectations of the roles each gender should be taking on‚ however‚

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    A.A. Milne He is creator of one the world’s most beloved characters‚ he is the author of our childhood’s favorite stories‚ he is A.A Milne. A.A. Milne is the author of the popular and cherished Winnie the Pooh stories. Anyone who is young‚ or young at heart can gravitate to the stories that have brought joy to our hearts for nearly a century. Milne’s life is not only enlightening‚ but discovering the true inspirations‚ accomplishments and triumphs behind his extraordinary tales will change how

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    Subliminal messaging During an ordinary day in Hundred Acre Woods‚ Winnie the Pooh sets out to find some honey. Misinterpreting a note from Christopher Robin‚ Owl convinces Tigger‚ Rabbit‚ Piglet‚ Pooh‚ Kanga‚ Roo‚ and Eeyore that a creature named “Backson” has captured their young friend and they set out to save him. That is the plot to the beloved story of the Winnie the Pooh. Winnie the Pooh‚ like many other childhood stories such as Rugrats and Little Mermaid‚ have subliminal messages hidden

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    A Life Without Eeyore In Whinnie the Pooh if Eeyore were to be taken out of the story it would not be the same. Even though he is a minor character in the story he is still very important. Eeyore has something no other characters in the book have. In one chapter there is a story where Eeyore loses his tail. In this story Pooh goes looking for his tail and finds that owl had been using it as a doorbell. This story is a very interesting addition to the book and shows Eeyore’s personality through

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