Posts Tagged ‘instinct’

Recovery, Purpose and Nests

Written by John on March 22nd, 2009
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Some Rights Reserved by *L*u*z*a* lack of inspiration at Flickr There is a link, though it’s a stretch, among recovery and the nests of birds that occurs to me on this fine spring day, and I’ll get there in a moment. Of course, life is blossoming out everywhere. The stunning medleys of the mockingbirds are [...]

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Tags: depression, future, instinct, learning, life, nests, pattern, purpose, Recovery, structure, support, will
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Ceremonies of Magic, Imagination and Play

Written by John on November 24th, 2008
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Some Rights Reserved by a whisper of unremitting demand at Flickr Merely Me wrote a wonderful post on the importance of bringing play back into everyday life. It is the forgotten tonic among adults in general and depressed adults in particular. She paints a vivid scene of a group therapy session where she coaxed recovering [...]

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Tags: ceremony, children, creativity, death, education, imagination, instinct, life, medication, play, school
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