The ever-transcending spirit : the psychology of human relationships, consciousness and development / Toru Sato.
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TextPublication details: New York : IUniverse, Inc, c2003.Description: xii, 115 p.: ill.; 23 cmISBN: - 0595290043
- HM 1116 .S38 2003
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Contents:
Human communication
The Universal language
Giving and receiving
Internal conflict model
The root of unhapiness
Positive and negative emotions
The process of letting go
Early development
Attachment
Parenting style
Dealing with anxiety
Visual analogy of our experiences
The ocean analogy
Self-group identity
Transcendence in the ocean
The self-system
Defining the self-system
Development of the self-system
Interpersonal applications
Intrapersonal applications
Practical implications
Abuse of social power
Four stages in close relationships
Dealing with energy thieves (the high road)
Setting boundaries (the human road)
Significance of interpersonal conflict
Interpersonal compatibility
Natural motivation to grow
Development as decrease in egocentrism
Helping others grow
Dealing with narrow mindedness of one's groups
Dealing with intergroup conflict
Consciousness
Subjective and objective experiences and the cycle of life
Digital and analog mode of consciousness
Archetypes of femininity and masculinity
Cultural differences in conciousness
Evolution and consciousness
Historical development of theory
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