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[Note:  This page is an early work-in-progress…]
 
Robert Fulghum wrote a book entitled All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten back in 1986, a compendium that its extended title describes as Uncommon Thoughts on Common Things.  The title may be a bit cheeky, but in the reading one might well conclude it’s true.  Others might argue otherwise, such an academic debate being over the really need to know part, as  most awakening individuals comprehend that learning is as much a human need as love, sex, and food.
 
That learning – in regard to the human condition and experience – is what this page and its links is all about…
 
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Adaptation principle: 
 
Progress principle:
 
Naive realism: 
 
It may explain… : 
 
 
 
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ERM

kids, africa, animals
The Elephant/Rider metaphor serves as a model of the human mind, one most helpful in understanding how it works, and in seeking to make lasting personal change.

SQ

meditation, mindfulness, reconditioning
Sitting Quietly (SQ) is first a self-care practice, one of calming renewal and connection…it’s also “the vehicle” of introspection, enabling discovery, insight…and healing.

LP

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Life Practices are particular activities we engage on a more or less regular basis, using skillsets we learn and develop, and that serve to make our lives meaningful, productive, and rewarding…
kids, africa, animals
The Elephant/Rider metaphor serves as a model of the human mind, one most helpful in understanding how it works, and in seeking to make lasting personal change.
kids, africa, animals

The Elephant/Rider metaphor serves as a model of the human mind, one most helpful in understanding how it works, and in seeking to realize well-being…

SQ is an evidenced-based way to actually retrain the Elephant and effect lasting change

kids, africa, animals

The Elephant/Rider metaphor serves as a model of the human mind, one most helpful in understanding how it works, and in seeking to realize well-being…