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Category Archives: Flow
A Balanced Life
So, as some of you may have noticed, I haven’t posted for over a year now (!). I didn’t make a conscious decision to stop posting, it just happened. I’m not certain why. Perhaps I exhausted the subject matter, … Continue reading
Posted in Flow, Happiness, Meaning of Life, Mental Health, Positive Thinking
Tagged A Time for Growth, Abraham Maslow, Appreciation of Life
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Paying Attention To The Here and Now
My sister and I decided to go for a hike in the Gatineau Park this morning. We are very lucky to live so close to the Park with its rich ecosystems, wild life, and truly amazing vistas. We ended up at … Continue reading
Posted in Flow, Happiness, Meaning of Life, Personal Growth
Tagged Fitness, Gatineau Park, Life, Personal, Recreation
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My Places In The Sun
We all have our places in the sun. Those places, things or activities that we love and that give us joy and bring us peace and inner comfort. Being a fairly extreme introvert, my places in the sun tend to be quiet, reflective … Continue reading
Posted in Flow, Happiness, Joy, Personal Growth
Tagged Flow, Fulfillment, Happiness, Joy, Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi, Peace
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I Feel Therefore I Am
I have noticed a trend emerging lately that seems to covet the theory of the highly sensitive person (HSP). Dr. Elaine Aron has written several books about those individuals that seem to come into the world owning a very different kind of nervous system, resulting in higher sensitivity than most … Continue reading