In a world where professional titles and career achievements often dominate conversations, it’s easy to feel as though your job is your defining characteristic. Society frequently ties identity to employment, equating a person’s worth with their success or failure in their career. Yet, deep down, we all know this isn’t the full picture. The essence …
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In a world that seems to grow increasingly skeptical of authority, the question arises: why are we losing respect for leaders and institutions? The answer is deeply rooted in how respect is built—or lost—in the fundamental structures of our lives, starting with upbringing. Authority Begins at Home The way we raise our children mirrors the …
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I will start this blog by sharing my first pain, one I have carried with me throughout my life. All the pains I write about here are no longer mine to bear. This writing is not my therapy but a reminder for those who harbor anger toward their parents. The stories, notes, and reflections …
I spent some time in North and South America among the indigenous people we often call Indians. From them, I learned how to connect with the primal forces of nature and, most importantly, with myself. I learned how to feel everything around us. From these experiences, the following story was born: In the village …
Through the story of my alter ego Through the story of my alter ego, I aim to communicate differently than I do as a psychotherapist and professor. I don’t hide behind this persona, nor do I tell a different truth. However, as the knight with the rose, I can adopt a more relaxed and relatable …