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James Hegarty’s Blog. Psychology, Zen, and other Inane Ramblings From a Cluttered Mind. Archive for May, 2009. May 4, 2009. I came across a post on Homeless Tom’s blog. It discusses empathy, particularly Daniel Goleman’s take on empathy. It even has a description of three types of empathy. You can take a look at it here. Http:/ homelesstom.blogspot.com/2009/05/kinds-of-empathy.html. Why not just feel? Blogs What are they good for? Zen and the Art of Blogging. Review: WJ-III vs WAIS.
Why I don’t like “Big Mind”™ | James Hegarty's Blog
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James Hegarty’s Blog. Psychology, Zen, and other Inane Ramblings From a Cluttered Mind. Why I don’t like Big Mind. Why I don’t like Big Mind. March 2, 2009. The true way is not reached without abandoning words. This is a sentiment, a dharma expressed over and over in the Zen tradition. You don’t need to be a weather man to know which way the wind blows on this issue. You can use that magic box sitting in front of you and ask it to tell you about it. To make it easier you could try the tutorial at. Why I ...
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James Hegarty’s Blog. Psychology, Zen, and other Inane Ramblings From a Cluttered Mind. Archive for February, 2010. Zen and the Art of Blogging. February 17, 2010. I don’t think I’m cut out to be a blogger. I really don’t. It has been months since I last looked at my blog. I think I have an attitude problem. Its like sitting across from a Zen teacher. Knee to knee, nose to nose. With that open invitation to become intimate. Why I don’t like Big Mind. Blogs What are they good for? Review: WJ-III vs WAIS.
Confession of a Buddhist Atheist by Stephen Batchelor: Book Review | James Hegarty's Blog
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James Hegarty’s Blog. Psychology, Zen, and other Inane Ramblings From a Cluttered Mind. Confession of a Buddhist Atheist by Stephen Batchelor: Book Review. Confession of a Buddhist Atheist by Stephen Batchelor: Book Review. July 4, 2010. I won’t give the game away by describing his conclusions in detail, Stephen Batchelor does that much better than I can anyway. But, you can get a taste of the book through some of his recorded talks here. Where do we follow them and where do we stand on our own? Build a ...
Empathy and Compassion | James Hegarty's Blog
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James Hegarty’s Blog. Psychology, Zen, and other Inane Ramblings From a Cluttered Mind. May 4, 2009. I came across a post on Homeless Tom’s blog. It discusses empathy, particularly Daniel Goleman’s take on empathy. It even has a description of three types of empathy. You can take a look at it here. Http:/ homelesstom.blogspot.com/2009/05/kinds-of-empathy.html. Why not just feel? Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. You are commenting...
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James Hegarty's Blog | Psychology, Zen, and other Inane Ramblings From a Cluttered Mind
James Hegarty’s Blog. Psychology, Zen, and other Inane Ramblings From a Cluttered Mind. Confession of a Buddhist Atheist by Stephen Batchelor: Book Review. July 4, 2010. I won’t give the game away by describing his conclusions in detail, Stephen Batchelor does that much better than I can anyway. But, you can get a taste of the book through some of his recorded talks here. Where do we follow them and where do we stand on our own? In a way this is the underlying theme of the. Zen and the Art of Blogging.
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