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    STAND UP TO YOUR FEAR Fear is a mind killer. It is the little-death that brings total obliteration - Bene Gesserit Fear is a fraud. Beyond being a fraud‚ fear has a crippling influence that drains one of his ( one’s – incorrect grammar )strength‚ blur your vision and dispossess you of your foresight. The most painful part of succumbing to the paralysing grips of fear is that most of the things we feared don’t get to happen. Long ago‚ I read a story that illustrates how best to confront our fears

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    thought. Once both the mind and the body are deeply relaxed‚ then a state of hypnosis is induced. It can be likened to the state you experience before you go to sleep‚ or the many times when you drive somewhere familiar and arrive there without remembering parts of your journey. As everything that you have ever learnt is stored in your subconscious‚ when you are doing something familiar‚ such as driving‚ reading a book‚ watching television or even washing up‚ your conscious mind can drift away and

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    Is the mind independent to the body? The mind body problem is a philosophical problem that is concerned with the relationship between the mind and the body‚ whether the mind exists independently of the body or whether the mind and body are one substance. There is a vital difference between the mind and the body some would say‚ meaning that the mind is held responsible for mental elements such as pain‚ euphoria‚ desire‚ purpose‚ belief and kindness whereas the body is responsible for the physical

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    ‘The Interpretation of Dreams’ was based on the premise that abnormal behaviour was a result of certain ‘drives’ that have been repressed to the unconscious due to the fear of moral condemnation by society. At the time‚ the mere acknowledgement of sexual‚ aggressive or suicidal urges was considered to be completely taboo‚ and the very concept of an unconscious was unheard of. Hence‚ his theory‚ the Psychoanalytical Theory‚ was met with both critical acclaim and societal outrage. Nevertheless‚ within

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    Constitution of Society – Anthony Giddens – Del 2 av 3‚ s. 40-180 Innholdsfortegnelse del 2. Constitution of Society – Anthony Giddens – Del 2 av 3‚ s. 40-180 ................................................................................................................................................................. 1 Innholdsfortegnelse del 2.....................................................................................................................................................

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    Where the Mind is Without Fear Where the Mind is ... 10 WHERE THE MIND IS WITHOUT FEAR Notes This poem was written when the British ruled our country. We were slaves to a foreign power. Rabindranath Tagore‚ the great Indian nationalist and visionary wanted India to awaken to a bright dawn of freedom – freedom from slavery and our own mental chains. Read the poem aloud once. Then read it silently. It would be a good idea to memorize the poem. Where the mind is without fear and the head

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    The mind/body problem is the problem of specifying the relationship between the mind and body. Before further explanation of this issue‚ it is important to fully understand each term as it is being used throughout this paper. The mind‚ as I will call it‚ is representational of the consciousness of an individual. This is to say that the part of a person which determines will and choice‚ the experiences and sensations are collectively referred to as mind. The body‚ at times more specifically‚ the brain

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    Borges October 18‚ 2014 Mind & Body Dualism I am going to argue for dualism‚ that mind and matter are two different things‚ one physical and one non-physical. Dualism is the theory that mental and physical or mind and matter are fundamentally diverse from each other. In philosophy‚ Dualists indicate the radical difference between mental and physical. Dualists oppose the idea that the mind is the same as the brain‚ and also oppose the idea that the mind is entirely a result of the brain

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    Wide Sargasso Sea‚ by Jean Rhys makes great use of subconscious dream. Rhys writes that Antoinette’s dreams are intertwined with reality‚ making the story more difficult for the reader to follow. Antoinette struggles with her emotions‚ not fully understanding what is real or just a dream. Antoinette’s reoccurring dream‚ which becomes increasingly decipherable‚ manifests from her inability to express her emotions. Each dreams is a crucial moment from her life; she struggles to maintain her sanity

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    similarities too. The psychodynamic approach represents the traditional way of counselling and it had its origins in the theories formulated by Sigmund Freud. Its main aim is to make the client feel governed by conscience and rationality instead of the unconscious forces: “where the id was‚ let ego be” (2008‚ pg.95) It focuses mainly on the theory of psychoanalysis and relates very much on the concept that adult problems have their origins in childhood. On the other hand however‚ the person-centred model

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