Our
outer urgings are a product of our environment, of our influences, and
of one's ego. This is what creates thoughts and makes them go
unquestioned. The fallacy of this is in how life is lived and how
everything seems to be as it appears. The ego creates this and it blocks
our ability to love, this is what causes our internal battle. But if
our thoughts were questioned and the mind stopped long enough to see
this fallacy, our inner essence of love would be exposed as our
intuitive essence. This would stop the tug-of-war with our ego and the
unquestioned thoughts would never cause us to battle ourselves again.
---author: a friend of mine and Byron Katie
About Me
I am a life coach working with people who suffer from depression. My own personal success story about overcoming major depression has inspired me to share my story with others -- my first-hand knowledge of depression, coping strategies, management, and treatments. I believe that someone suffering from depression can benefit tremendously from self-inquiry, psychotherapy and practicing mindfulness. I have a degree from Hunter College where I majored in cultural anthropology. Thus, I have a deep respect for and awareness of each one's cultural background.
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