…may no longer actually call out to one another but resort to the intercom system. This great distancing, made worse by our addiction to cell phones, it can desecrate familiarity,…
…how you can be a caller on the show and ask Mel a question. He’ll put the Possibility Principle to work for you, and your conversation will be recorded for…
…from a compulsion. In this case, you aren’t acting from free will, but from the compulsion. Trying to do your best selectively and with discrimination is laudable and leaves you…
…on Central Park W toward W 72nd St. Turn right onto Columbus Ave. Turn right onto W 59th St/Central Park S. Use the left 2 lanes to turn left onto…
…got to commune with ourselves. I’d love to show you my appreciation for your subscribing to and rating this podcast by offering you a gift to one of the following…
…de-emphasizing of individualistic competition and an ensuing shift toward cooperation. The cooperative spirit ultimately replaces the competitive spirit as we come to see that all things interpenetrate. Cooperation or Competition…
…people come into therapy with me feeling very disappointed, after having been highly motivated by such promptings, only to settle back into old territory. Changing your thoughts does in fact…
…and move into the Tao of communicating. Well thank you and I hope you enjoy this episode. Look forward to sharing more on this topic with you coming soon. Stay…
…that one person’s truth doesn’t preclude the other person’s truth. I know this is a theme you’ve heard me speak on often. But coming back to complexity of relationship. I…
…Remember, the illusion of separation leads to runaway competition. The compulsion to compete, to win at all costs, is pathological. And it’s contrary to relationship success. You can’t try to…
