read about this site and check what I'm doing now

4 notes tagged "desires"

  1. What if This is it? 
    A raw exploration of how fear of missing out destroys presence, and why enough is the most radical choice you can make. The rebellion against endless wanting starts here.
  2. adapting by curbing our desires
    we learned early that trying out who we are in the world often produced negative reactions … we learned to curb our desires, adapt, perhaps even
  3. mimetic desire
    René Girard, theologian discovered that most of what we desire is mimetic (mi-met-ik) or imitative, not intrinsic. Humans learn—through imitation—to
  4. sympathy is easier than empathy
    Sympathy is far easier to practice than empathy, sharing the same root, they both come from the Greek word pathos, which roughly means “feeling.”

❍ rss feed for notes tagged "desires"