Positive Thinking #2
My favorite affirmation: “I am getting better everyday in every way.”
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Positive Thinking #1
A good example of positive thinking: “If it’s not all right, it’s not yet the end.” From the film The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel
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Edward C. Whitmont
“A lack of fighting experience makes for a wishy-washy personality and promotes passive-aggressive behavior.” Edward C. Whitmont, The Return Of The Godess
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I love you (unless he is trying to get a woman into bed). I’m sorry (unless, as someone has remarked about the British, he is one of those men who are always saying “sorry”). I need help (unless it’s a manipulative … Continue reading →
2 Major Enemies In A Man’s Life
1. FEAR Fear can make a man either a coward or a bully. The coward identifies with his fear, while the bully projects his cowardice onto others, whom he then abuses. 2. POWER Identifying with power creates a cruel and … Continue reading →
Why Worry?
There are only two things to worry about: Either you are well or you are sick. If you are well, there’s nothing to worry about. But if you are sick, there are only two things to worry about: Either you get well, … Continue reading →
Thoughts On Cooking 2
Cooking became a major part of my life when I came to live in Europe. As a cook, you can exert a profound influence over the people you cook for, over the quality of their lives. This was certainly the … Continue reading →
Thoughts On Cooking 1
For Matthias Vandeweghe To my mind the most fundamental difference a cook can make lies in his or her ability to transform a ”matter” of nutrition into a means for embodying other sources of nourishment — sensual, aesthetic, ardently human; above all, … Continue reading →
Arheilger Mühlchen
Swimming Pool in Darmstadt, Germany. I have never lived very far from a body of water. A case in point: the house in the background of the photograph, where my wife and I have lived for the past 20 years.
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