Protected: How to overcome hate
How to overcome hate Hate is a dangerous emotion and it is destructive not just for the receiver but also for the self. Thus, it is important to be alert,…
Psychological Processes Related to Self-Confidence
Building self-confidenceAlthough there may be a genetic pre-disposition, confidence is mainly installed in us through our environment. Our unique experiences and interactions with it, determine .the way we view and…
Protected: Envy and Idealization. Valuable clarifications.
The Psychology of EnvyInner (emotional/mental) life is too complicated for not taking it seriously.Here is an example:The overt reaction (defense) to our envious feelings is the devaluation of the person…
Protected: Envy, hopelessness, and cynicism
Definition of cynicism. Cynicism: an inclination to believe that people are motivated purely by self-interest Cynical: distrustful of human sincerity or integrity. What cynicism is and how is it connected…
Protected: Grief: a valuable answer to anger and resentment
What is the role of resentment? "..the absence of grief was evident in each man's house, as hard resolution entered their souls; yet, there are many things that touch the heart". Agamemnon, AeschylusGrief…
Protected: The Origins And Formation Of Envy. Parenting Implications
The origins and formation of envy According to Melanie Klein, destructive impulses (envy, hate, and hostility) as well as love (creative impulses) are inherent in human nature and operate from…
Protected: Envy: an attack on goodness. Envy and devaluation
Envy: an attack on goodness Envy and devaluation A study of Shakespeare's Othello provides insight into the characteristics of envy "Before he appears in the play the Moor (Othello) is the subject of…