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arthur saftlas in Perspicacious Perspectives

Aug 21, 2016

The ego is tricky

How we remain stuck unaware and unconscious

arthur saftlas in Perspicacious Perspectives

Aug 3, 2016

What you might not understand about Depression

Minna Walden

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You expressed The depression rant very well, but…

You have no idea what depression is yourself. You write, I have, for the most part, hidden my depression and the sickening thoughts that accompany it.

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arthur saftlas in Perspicacious Perspectives

Aug 4, 2016

I would like to acknowledge your rant at what you assumed was a rant.

Minna Walden

I labeled your post as a rant, because it is the typical reaction most write when they read what I post on social media about depression.

I have written quite a few posts on Medium too about what…

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arthur saftlas in Perspicacious Perspectives

Aug 4, 2016

Why Feeling Like You’re Not Enough…is More Than Enough.

Heidi K. Isern

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On harshly judging yourself.

Have you ever asked yourself, Who is she that judges you?

arthur saftlas in Perspicacious Perspectives

Aug 11, 2016

12 Tricks That Will Instantly Improve Your Self-Esteem

Larry Kim

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Do this, don’t do that. This advice is everywhere.

We read it and we think, If only it was that easy. We know it does not work. I am going to tell you why.

arthur saftlas in Perspicacious Perspectives

Aug 3, 2016

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What almost no one understands about triggers or reactions.

Reactions are thoughts powered by repressed emotions held in the body caused by traumas you never dealt with eons ago.

arthur saftlas in Perspicacious Perspectives

Aug 9, 2016

I tried adding a tag for the word denial, but there was no category for the word listed!

And no category for deny. Only global warning denialism.

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