Life Lessons from a Psychiatrist # 1

Introduction Book For Those Interested In Remedies Psychology And Inner Travel

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[Book Spoiler] "The Road Less Traveled" [Part 1] by M. Scott Peck

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1. Ordinary adults have many ways of thinking and behaving like children who are not yet grown up and are similar to people with mental problems, all of which undermine our lives and others without even knowing them.

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2. Discipline is a basic set of tools needed to solve life's problems...Without discipline, nothing can be fixed.

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3. Life is a long story of an individual's personal choice or decision. If he can accept the truth, he will be a people (not a victim).

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4. The feeling that we are worth is an important factor in discipline. When we think we are worth it, we care about ourselves and our surroundings.

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5. The road to mental prosperity must start by questioning what we once trusted.

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6. Loving yourself. Besides being the motivation and the basis of the courage to change.

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7. The person who makes the best decision is the person who is willing to realize and accept the suffering of his decision without hiding it under the prom and retains the ability to make decisions with higher and higher levels of awareness.

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8. Love is the intention to expand one's self to enrich one's mind or that of all others.

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9. We will not truly understand others if you do not open up space for that person to come within your own heart.

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10. What defines our worldview is not what our parents teach, but their behavior.

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11. There are many religions and levels in the world. The beliefs of religions. Some religions may be harmful to some, but some religions are good for some.

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12. May the saddle have the ability to see miracles...It's not just a special phenomenon, it's a common one, it makes a special perception, if it's caring enough, and it frees awareness from previous ideas.

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13. Mental illness is not a product of the unconscious if it is a phenomenon of consciousness or a confusing relationship between the conscious and the unconscious.

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14. Defines the goal of mental flourishing as achieving godhood through our conscious self.

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15. The journey to mental flourishing requires bold, initiated and independent thoughts and actions. Although there is a divine power to help us, we must travel by ourselves.

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