Problems may be the most energy-consuming phenomena that affect people's lives. A typical individual or organization spends almost every moment of their existence trying to cope with what are perceived as "problems." People talk about their problems, pay money for quick fixes or treatments for their problems, make choices according to their problems and avoid…
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Right Brain’s Way: Chapter 2: From resistance to an opportunity
You may not like the following idea. In fact, very few really like this idea. The reactions range from anger to avoidance, from ignoring to claiming that it is pure nonsense. Some people, however, will try to do something useful with this information and, in doing so, may completely alter the course of their life.…
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Right Brain’s Way: Chapter 3: Get ready to work hard and to enjoy the process
The reason a problem has remained intact in your life is directly related to your reluctance to do the hard work required to change the situation. This is not to say that you are lazy or consciously avoiding choosing the right thing to do. Oxymoronically, it may be because you "enjoy" suffering. A severe problem…
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Right Brain’s Way: Chapter 4: Normal Right-Brain emotional processing
The Bible begins with a pretty bleak picture. God's spirit was flowing amongst the chaos of darkness and nothingness. Seeing how he was all alone (and probably bored) in all this endless space, god decided, according to this story, to bring life into being and gradually all life forms were created. In order for a…
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Right Brain’s Way: Chapter 5: The Left-Brain, the self-critic and shutting off the Right-Brain from optimal work
The Right-Brain can have what may be perceived as a close relationship with its next-door neighbor, the Left-Brain. This other half of the brain is supposed to be a partner and many times a fine cooperation does take place when both sides share their different skills and knowledge towards handling situations and challenges. This relationship…
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Right Brain’s Way: Chapter 6: Addiction: Right-Brain’s negative default
When you do not turn on a light, you have darkness. This is a physical fact your Left-Brain will be happy to confirm. The same goes with heat― when you do not create a warming energy, you will feel cold. As far as we can perceive the reality in which we live in, these are…
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Right Brain’s Way: Chapter 7: Deep knowledge of the problem-addiction state: a necessity
A key to your salvation from what you may point to as a substantial and chronic problem in your life is a deep "Right-Brain style" acknowledgment of the addictive features of this condition. You need to get beyond a "cold understanding" of the situation, because only when you emotionally realize that you are addicted and…
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Right Brain’s Way: Chapter 8: Notice the childish features of your addiction.
A Right-Brain acknowledgment is related to an emotional state in which you can recognize something as familiar through your feelings. In this sense we may say that through the Right-Brain we understand things in a way we cannot fully explain. Indeed, many time the only way an individual can connect to the deep wisdom of…
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Right Brain’s Way: Chapter 9: Get ready to start working: envision your way out of the problem
You may not believe this is possible. It may be hard to grasp, now, that a life without this problem is really waiting for you just a few steps ahead. I wouldn't blame you for not seeing this; otherwise I wouldn't bother trying to convince you that addiction is involved here. Whenever addiction runs the…
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Right Brain’s Way: Chapter 10: Ready to divorce your problem? No you are not!
There is nothing in the world you would like more than to reach a state where your problem is no longer present, right? Never have I seen one person going through this (and I have seen a lot) without a tremendous desire to get rid of all their nagging, chronic, painful and recurrent problems. So…
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