Ray Sullivan MA, CHT
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Relationship with the Future
An important aspect of my doctoral research is our relationship with the future. Currently, this seems a very important topic given the current challenges with our economy and unemployment. St. Augustine said in his Confessions, that he could not speak … Continue reading
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Tagged anxiety, being present, hypnotherapy, optimsim, positive thinking, Self-Hypnosis, stress
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Allow the Present to Expand
I am reading The Time Paradox by Philip Zimbardo and John Boyd. They present an interesting model of time and our relationship with it. The state that there are six time orientations; past-negative, past-positive, present-fatalistic, present-hedonistic, future, and future-transcendental. In … Continue reading
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Tagged anxiety, being present, hypnosis, living in the moment, time orientation
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