as a whirlwind
swoops on an oak
Love shakes my heart
Izinkan aku untuk terbang tinggi - tinggi..... Agar aku boleh mengapai langit yang biru... Izinkan aku menyayangimu... Agar aku boleh menjadi Srikandi hatimu!!
Mak salahkan cafeworld sebab addict fesbuk!! Nampak sangat denial dan jadikan cafe world escapism for all the unwanted habits...By Steve B. Reed, L.P.C., L.M.F.T.
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| How is Self-Esteem Wounded? Negative Brainwashing Being raised in a toxic family is no vacation. It's more like a Bed & Brainwash than a Bed & Breakfast. Like with all effective brainwashing, if given enough time the subject can be broken. In a toxic family system, parents attack their children for having needs, being vulnerable and imperfect. Through a constant stream of negativity the child's self-concept is eroded and they are shamed into submission. A part of themselves learns to replay the litany of self-sabotaging and esteem-gutting messages like a mantra. When the brainwashing is complete, the person is reduced to a shell of their potential. Self-to-Other comparisons Comparing ourselves to others causes us to feel either one-up or one-down. Neither position is emotionally healthy. Such comparisons are often what we learn growing up among our peer groups. The only fair comparison however, is self-to-self. That information is useful in the quest for personal or professional growth. Feeling less than another only serves to limit us. Self-Blame in Moments of Pain When bad things happen to us, we search for some explanation or meaning to the trauma. Hurtful events may inadvertently trigger a self-destructive pattern of illogic. In those painful moments of overwhelming emotional experiences, we psychologically regress into a more child-like frame of mind.From that perspective we may believe: · I'm the center of my universe · If I'm in pain, somehow I'm to blame · If I'm the cause, I must be really bad, etc. Rising Above Your Raising People learn to feel bad about themselves and they can learn to feel good as well. The beliefs about oneself that lead to low-self esteem can be changed. There is no innate problem with the hardware of your brain. It is the software that needs up-dating. A little psychological reprogramming of those belief systems can lead to Self-Esteem Version 6.0: A New You. You can rework the web sites of your mind and debug any esteem devouring spiders. In short, you can rise above your raising.When you plan to undertake this process, I suggest that you seek the guidance and consultation of an experienced psychotherapist who is skilled in helping people to accomplish the following tasks: Identify traumatic or painful points in your life that caused you to imprint a negative belief about yourself. · Desensitize the painful part of the experience that holds the negative belief in place. · Replace that negative thought with a more desirable one. Imprint and integrate it well. Ten Positive Messages That You May Want To Replace Esteem Busters:
Selamat membaca, just some tips to share with those who feel that they cannot reach for the stars... |
Ahh its new year... and its 2010... In 10 months time I'll be 30. People say life begins at 30, betul kew uols?


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