Picking up where we left off powerfully on the last episode, we’re getting deeper in our coping mechanisms to deal with the unknown.

What is that I’m trying to control about the unknown nature of life by coming up with my judgements?

Our seek for certainty in life can be the very reason behind our stuckness, lack of joy and connection with others, ourselves and the world around us.

Join me in exploring the philosophy of our judgements and the unknown nature of life.

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I’m inviting you to the Open-to-Everyone Free Group Coaching Call on November the 14th.

We’ll be discovering our coping mechanisms with the unknown and ways to work with them in taking steps toward our dreams and goals.

More details are here. You’re more than welcomed to join us in this vulnerable and empowering space.

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Related Episodes:

• ​Episode 7 - Understanding Our Individual Philosophy — about our perceptions and their place in our whole functioning
• ​Episode 20 - Intentional Living: Awareness and Release — about using our perceptions for our benefits
• ​Episode 18 - Beyond the Binary Mind: Holding Opposites and Embracing the Middle Ground — about the ability to hold opposite views, the power of grey area and middle grounds and mechanisms behind the binary thinking

References:

• ​Clockwork Princess by Cassandra Clare
• ​“No Judgement” Guided Meditation Practice by Manoj Dias on Open
• ​Turkish commentary on Lao Tzu’s philosophy: “Binlerce Kilometrelik Yolculuk Bile Tek Bir Adımla Başlar” by Melda Kamhi Kosif (pp. 57 & 84)