The Art of Meaning in the Everyday - Breathing Space Blog
I recently re-read LifeCraft: The Art of Meaning in the Everyday
by Forest Church, Beacon (1999) which contained some eye-opening
assertions.The author says that to a greater or lesser degree
everyone shares the following characteristics. They are:
* Self conscious about their appearance
* Feeling guilty about things that they have done or have failed to do
* Sometimes have a hard time accepting themselves or forgiving others
* Have secrets which they feel may betray them at any moment
* Fail in ways that matter both to themselves and their loved ones
...despite success in other aspects of their lives
* Feel stressful, as if happiness is fleeting.
* Worry about aging or concerned with dying
* Have been betrayed
* Wonder what is the meaning of life.
* Self conscious about their appearance
* Feeling guilty about things that they have done or have failed to do
* Sometimes have a hard time accepting themselves or forgiving others
* Have secrets which they feel may betray them at any moment
* Fail in ways that matter both to themselves and their loved ones
...despite success in other aspects of their lives
* Feel stressful, as if happiness is fleeting.
* Worry about aging or concerned with dying
* Have been betrayed
* Wonder what is the meaning of life.
Labels: acceptance, concern, everyday, forgiveness, guilt, lifecraft, meaning, worry
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