NeverMind
31st December 2011, 13:59
First, an important disclaimer:
As a psychologist - and as a human with considerable experience in humans :) - I do not necessarily advocate the views presented on the website linked below. I may have a different take on what may be happening (although I do agree with some important aspects).
But this I know, beyond any doubt: doubt is the key that turns off the engine and paralyses you. Nothing is possible anymore.
And this is the only reason why I decided to post this, in the hope that some may find it useful, or at least ponder a little more on their own doubtfulness - and what it does to them.
Unfortunately, there is a fair chance that those who need it the most will remain, well... doubtful. :)
Fare well and fearlessly, at all times.
The 17 unsuspected dangers of doubt (http://www.yogaesoteric.net/content.aspx?lang=EN&item=5650)
(It is quite long; and of course, its pertinence goes beyond the cases listed.)
As a psychologist - and as a human with considerable experience in humans :) - I do not necessarily advocate the views presented on the website linked below. I may have a different take on what may be happening (although I do agree with some important aspects).
But this I know, beyond any doubt: doubt is the key that turns off the engine and paralyses you. Nothing is possible anymore.
And this is the only reason why I decided to post this, in the hope that some may find it useful, or at least ponder a little more on their own doubtfulness - and what it does to them.
Unfortunately, there is a fair chance that those who need it the most will remain, well... doubtful. :)
Fare well and fearlessly, at all times.
The 17 unsuspected dangers of doubt (http://www.yogaesoteric.net/content.aspx?lang=EN&item=5650)
(It is quite long; and of course, its pertinence goes beyond the cases listed.)