For thousands of years people have believed that the full moon exerts a mysterious control over human mental and behavioral processes. Our word lunatic shares the same basic Latin root Luna that stands for the moon. Is there really anything to this?… Read More
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Author Archive for William R Colagrande MS – Page 3
Your vision will become clear only when you look into your own heart. Who looks outside, dreams; who looks inside, awakens. – Carl Jung
One of the major problems of our hectic, fast-paced modern life is that we are very prone to lose our sense of perspective. … Read More
Turning Over A New Leaf: Dealing With Emotional Dependency
Dealing with emotional dependency is no laughing matter. Many good people are lonely and just want to find a good relationship for themselves, but their best efforts are met with repeated failure. Though each new relationship shows promise at first, they soon devolve into the familiar pattern of betrayal, hurt feelings, … Read More
Forgiveness, it has been said, is the key to happiness. As happiness is such an elusive commodity for so many of us, it seems like exploring a key to it might be a worthwhile endeavor.
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If someone could harness and bottle willpower, no doubt they would make a fortune. The notion of willpower can mean different things for different people so let’s take a closer look at the subject.
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No jury in the world would ever convict me is a recurrent thought while being kept awake at night by your spouse who snores. It seems particularly bitter when you consider that it is their sleeping that is keeping you awake. Homicidal fantasies abound.… Read More
Stress. Why is it that healthcare experts, feature newscasters, the AARP and our wives, families and friends always want to talk to us about stress? … Read More
While it serves no useful purpose to dwell too much upon our mortality, it serves even less purpose pretending we’re immortal. I think an unspoken denial of death, acting as if we’re not going to die, is a significant and under appreciated problem in modern life.… Read More
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Very often I hear people complain of feeling guilty, when it is fairly clear to me they have nothing to feel guilty about. As Guilt has become a generic term with a variety of meanings I thought I might attempt to cast some light on exactly what guilt is.
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