Posts Tagged ‘discovery’

ATTITUDE OF DISCOVERY

“Approaching relationships with an attitude of discovery and deep listening means that diverse viewpoints enrich relations, rather than divide them.”

David B. Wolf

DIVERSE VIEWPOINTS

“Approaching relationships with an attitude of discovery and deep listening, means that diverse viewpoints enrich relations, rather than divide them.”

David B. Wolf

SIMPLICITY

Excerpt From A Coaching Letter - By David B. Wolf

“What is the distinction between simplicity & simplistic?”

Regarding the distinction between simplicity and simplistic … I relate it to the difference between childlike and childish. Simplicity and being childlike are sattvic, conscious, full awareness with a sense of wonder and discovery. Simplistic is neglecting to acknowledge and adequately consider the complexities of a situation. The spiritual quality of “simple” recognizes and addresses life’s complexities, without becoming jaded, cynical, or lost and entangled. With simplicity we respond to the complexities of life with freshness and childlike enthusiasm. Enthusiasm is endeavor executed with intelligence. As Oliver Wendel Holmes said, ‘I wouldn’t give a fig for the simplicity on this side of complexity, but I would give my life for the simplicity on the far side of complexity.’

CONSCIOUS GRATITUDE

“Consciously being grateful and expressing thankfulness connects us moment-to-moment with the spiritual self’s sense of wonder and discovery. In giving appreciation we responsibly participate in the celebration and experience of life.”

David Wolf

THE SPIRIT OF DISCOVERY

Relationships That Work Radio Show September 1st, 2010

Learn to apply this vital principle for a fulfilling life and satisfying relationships. The nature of spirit is to expand, to grow, and a discovery consciousness facilitates this culture of ongoing personal and relational development. Hear live relationship coaching with a client from Europe in this vibrant and special Satvatove Radio Hour hosted by Dr. David Wolf.

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ATTITUDE OF DISCOVERY

“Approaching relationships with an attitude of discovery and deep listening, means that diverse viewpoints enrich relations, rather than divide them.”

David B Wolf – Relationships That Work

EXPECTATIONS

Excerpt From A Coaching Letter Written By David B Wolf

… To grow we want to challenge ourselves, to play a big game with our lives. This entails expecting a lot of ourselves. These expectations, transformed into practical and grounded commitments, drive us forward to satisfying accomplishments and internal development. I guess the downside of expectations is if we become emotionally attached to them. Emotional attachment to expectations can form a sort of self-imposed prison of disappointment, sadness, discouragement, etc. If we find that we don’t meet our expectations, that is an opportunity for a wonderful learning experience. There is a cycle- commit, act, learn. Whether we succeed to fulfill our expectations or not, we can definitely succeed in creating a valuable learning experience, if we approach life from a perspective of discovery and opportunity. Of course, such an approach is not meant to minimize the full intention we apply to our commitment to achieve and surpass expectations. So, this approach of learning from each experience is distinct from the stance of emotional attachment to expectations. If we are emotionally attached, then if we fall short we may descend into grungy states of guilt, inadequacy, etc., instead of positively and constructively learning from the situation…

New Eyes

“The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes, but in having new eyes.”

Marcel Proust

#7– Spirit of Discovery

The Nature of Spirit is to Expand



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