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Such as are your habitual thoughts, so also will be the character of your mind. For the soul is dyed by its thoughts. — Marcus AureliusChange your thoughts and you can change your life. That’s how I sometimes paraphrase a central Stoic idea: what unsettles us is rarely the world alone but the judgments we… Read more: A Stoic Way to Practice Mindfulness
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The clenched fist is a universal symbol of determination as well as of aggressive tension. — Calvert Stein, ‘Clenched fist as a hypno behavioural procedure’, 1963 Many years ago, I used to teach an old conditioning technique introduced by the behaviour therapist Calvert Stein, in the early 1960s. Stein had his clients clench the fist… Read more: Unclenching the Fist of Anger

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