Self Help Blog September Archive

Deepak Chopra's Teachings: Awareness and Natural Healing

By Website Introductions at 09/27/08 22:01

One of the most profound minds that influence some of the new age movement and belief in one's capability of natural healing and success is an Deepak Chopra. The professor and critic of the conventional medicine has published his perspectives and insights about the natural healing through the mind, and religious concepts and ideals. To learn some of Deepak Chopra's "one liners" and self-awareness quotations, you can read it here.

Link: Deepak Chopra - Guru - 25 Sep 2008 - NZ Herald: Life & Style News and Reviews from New Zealand and around the World

The Mystery of Attraction

Among the different emotions, attraction is one of the most complicated because until now scientists are not sure about its cause. Another reason is that it involves two people rather than one.

What makes attraction tick? I cannot answer for sure, but this article might help decipher the great mystery of attraction.

Link: The mysterious power of attraction - Attraction, Love & Sex - The Independent

Why Do You Stay in a Dysfunctional Relationship?

You would think that some people are stupid if they become like martyrs and stay in relationships that are dysfunctional and clearly hopeless. In fact, I wonder about the same thing as well.

It turns out that one major factor leading to this "martyrdom" is the lack of self-esteem. Some people just feel their self-worth whenever they are in a romantic relationship. That is the sad, sad truth.

Link: Self-esteem in relationships

How to Get Out of A Bad Relationship

Nobody in this world wants to have a stormy relationship. Only fools would want that. But, you see, it is impossible not to undergo trials. This is not a fairy tale wherein people live happily ever after.

It is your responsibility to go and resolve conflicts. In the worst case, you'll have to find a way to get out of that bad relationship.

Link: How To Get Out Of A Bad Relationship by Lesley Cordero: The Sideroad

Choosing Bad Relationships One After Another

One bad relationship is not good (of course). Another one is worse--and yet another one is terrible. But what if there's another one, and another one, and another one...?

While some people get their relationships good at the first "attempt", some had it bad. What's more intriguing about it is that it comes one after another. Can our psychologists give an explanation to this?

Link: Why Do Some People Choose One Bad Relationship After Another?