Very interesting statistics! I didn't realise the number was this low in Ireland!
Update - I posted the below (second jpeg) on my Facebook over a week ago and it is pertinent to here too
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Very interesting statistics! I didn't realise the number was this low in Ireland!
Update - I posted the below (second jpeg) on my Facebook over a week ago and it is pertinent to here too
As I suspected with this quote below - I ran it through ChatGPT and Carl did not say or write this exact quote but I believe the sentiment of the quote is true a lot of the time.
"Carl Jung did not say exactly that "the reason for evil in the world is that people cannot tell their stories," but this quote is often attributed to him in a paraphrased or interpretive way. It's more a summary of Jungian ideas than a direct citation.
What Jung did believe — and write extensively about — is that unacknowledged and unintegrated parts of the psyche (the "shadow") can lead to destructive behavior, both individually and collectively. In this sense, when people are unable to confront or express their inner experiences (including through storytelling or self-exploration), those repressed elements may manifest in harmful ways.
He emphasized the importance of individuation — a process of integrating the conscious and unconscious parts of the self — as key to psychological health and moral responsibility.
So, while the quote reflects Jungian themes, it’s more a poetic interpretation of his psychology than a verified quote."
I was never big into the whole fairy tales thing as a child but I understand what Albert is saying here about using imagination and creativity with children.
"Taispeánann an tuarascáil Drug Treatment Demand in Ireland 2024 méadú 300% ar dhaoine ag filleadh ar chóireáil le cócaon mar phríomhfhadhb – ó 692 i 2017 go 2,764 i mbliana.
Do you ever feel like your emotions are overwhelming you?
— Gary Zukav (@gary_zukav) May 18, 2025
You're not alone.
Sometimes we get caught up in our feelings and it can be hard to break free.
But there's a way out.
By simply acknowledging and accepting your emotions, you can start to gain control over them. pic.twitter.com/SgLpsbDEdq
This is one of the single most fundamental things that can be learned in my experience.
Although it is important to develop in other ways too.
I learned this when I was 19 a few months after I got into Reiki but it took me years after to
develop in other ways too.
Clarity is more than just seeing beneath the surface.
— Gary Zukav (@gary_zukav) May 13, 2025
It's about connecting soul-to-soul, essence-to-essence.
It opens the door to a world where everything is alive and connected.#universalhuman #globalconsciousness #chooselove pic.twitter.com/6NEkL5cDpL
Easy does it. It's just a day working your recovery. Make a realistic plan for today, or whatever's left of today, that limits your exposure to words & images that are toxic to you, & gets you thinking about & doing stuff that nurtures your recovery.
— Dr. Glenn Patrick Doyle (@DrDoyleSays) May 11, 2025
No rush, no pressure.
If you are going to be affected by what someone says about you, either positive or negative, you will not be able to take up any great responsibility because people will always have something to say. The important thing is to be clear about what you are doing. #SadhguruWisdom pic.twitter.com/1NRirR2IYk
— Sadhguru (@SadhguruJV) April 22, 2025
The most powerful way parents can help their children be positive, is to be the living example of positivity and love themselves.
— The Secret (@thesecret) May 11, 2025
I started this thread in 2015 and after a few pages it gets very good in my opinion.
Update – Six months later of me living by myself here is my fridge and dishwasher now! 😊
The ADHD tendency to be calm, cool, and collected during a major crisis, and then having a tantrum from the most minor inconvenience. -Dr. Jen
— Dr. Jen Wolkin | ADHD + Trauma Therapist (@drjenwolkin) April 29, 2025