An analysis of human nature
Friday, April 20, 2007 at 6:16PM My first book invites readers to examine different facits of human nature. This is an approach to promote personal growth and improved health and well-being. I systematically explore select human emotions, ambitions and life experiences for the benefit of people who seek to better know themselves and make uplifting self-discoveries. If you choose to take the journey with me, you will simultaneously be on a journey to clarity and increased self-awareness.
Unbeknownst to you, reasons exist for why you make choices and actively or subconsciously shape your life experience. Whether or not you recognize what you're doing and why remains to be seen, doesn't it? Writing exercises can draw out parts of yourself which may have seemed dead or buried. What you may not know on a conscious level will be drawn out of your soul. Develop courage and join me.
How often do you question your range of abilities and the scope of your vision? It may be time to reframe your perception and invite other means of understanding into your life. Writing will serve a purpose you may not have expected. Feelings, a sense of grounding, what you think you know and experience, each only offer you a piece of a puzzle that I'll empower you to connect. If part of you yearns for a new sense of completeness, rest assured, you can learn what it takes to experience and develop this. Join me for a deeper analysis of your own human nature.
Reader Comments (2)
Your comment reminds everyone that whether or not we evolve to explain our own thoughts and feelings is less important perhaps, than whether we realize we don't always have to understand. Some people spend a lot of time exerting effort to try to understand what they've done and why, so they don't repeat the same behaviour. Other people don't exert any such effort. Individuals who desire to learn, do so in different ways, on their own terms, and at their own pace.