Embracing the “Homo faber” dimension of our lives brings more than individual benefits. Our creations, whether they are tools, art, or monuments, are not just mere objects. They carry cultural and historical significance, telling stories of our communities, beliefs, and aspirations.
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Life as an Act of Consumption
The consumer mindset is the combination of thoughts, attitudes, and behaviors that are primarily oriented towards consumption, emphasizing the acquisition and use of goods and services. It can influence our perception of experiences and self-worth, leading to a culture of disposability.
Life as an Act of…: A Blog Series!
Over the next few weeks, I will be diving into a few core concepts that have shaped philosophical thought about our human existence. The title of the series is “Life as an act of…” and it will touch on various topics that permeate our daily lives.
The Art of Balancing: My Weekly Juggling Act
Balancing a demanding job with an academic journey requires a strategic approach, a deep-rooted commitment, and the ability to compartmentalize when necessary. This intricate exercise, filled with joy and hope, encapsulates my pursuit of excellence as I make a dream come true.
The Power of Positive Regard: Beyond the Therapy Room
Imagine walking into a room and knowing that, no matter what you reveal about yourself, you will be met with warmth, acceptance, and understanding. That’s the essence of UPR.
Unclehood
It’s a reminder of the profound depth of human connection, in the amazing, and sometimes messy, human system we call family.
Pathways of Hope: My Initial Weeks in the Mental Health Counseling Program
As I reflect on my initial weeks in the program, I am invigorated by the knowledge and perspectives it offers. I am learning not just the mechanics of therapy, but also absorbing the ethos of compassion, respect, and equality...
The Evolving Dance of Sibling Relationships: A Mid-Forties Perspective
As we navigate our mid-forties, the evolution of our sibling relationships becomes even more pronounced, and that’s what I would like to delve into today.
From the Dean’s Desk to the Student’s Chair
While the transition is intimidating, my years in higher education aren’t going away. Rather, they are evolving into a mosaic of insights and perspectives that can breathe life into classroom discussions.
My First Courses Towards Counseling Certification
A few days ago, I received my schedule of classes for my first term as a counseling student. I’m excited to be sharing this with you!
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