I seem very eager to judge myself for how and what I feel. What’s up with that?
Tag: emotional baggage
Dungeons and dragons
What the Legend of Zelda illustrates about difficult journeys. We have tools and we are not alone.
A dish best not served
Depression and anger often go hand in hand.
Leftovers
Letting go of anything, even emotional baggage, is difficult. It is also freeing.
Through a mirror darkly
Dr. Ruth J. Simmons, noted leader in higher education and French literature scholar, gave an excellent talk at Rice University yesterday. It’s got me thinking about the “in camera” inspection I’m doing of myself.
Let’s talk about therapy
There are many misconceptions about psychiatry and psychoanalysis. Here’s a bit about my experience with therapy.
What now?
The conference gave me something to work towards and something to look forward to. It also gave me the perfect distraction.
Yellow clay bus
The Aussie equivalent of Flat Stanley turns out to be a yellow clay bus offering yet another reminder from the Universe about letting go.
The only baggage you can bring
We all carry things around with us, past hurts and slights, regrets and resentments, fears and hopes. As part of this process, I’m learning what I can leave behind.
