The day before yesterday I wrote about “Mother Love”, Freddie Mercury’s last song, dealing with the need to find someone who can take care of us. In “The Art of Loving” (1956) , Erich Fromm, German psychoanalyst and sociologist, states that love is based on the practice of four essential elements: “care, responsibility, respect and… Read More Motherly Love
German-American psychologist and psychoanalyst Erik Homburger Erikson was born on 15 June 1902 in Frankfurt, Germany.He is best known for his theory of psychosocial development and the concept of “identity crisis”, one of the most important conflicts people face during the developmental process. His theories marked a major shift in dealing with personality: instead of… Read More Identity Crisis
Oggi, 5 febbraio, è ricorre Giornata dedicata ai calzini spaiati.🧦 A tutti noi è capitato di inserire nella lavatrice un paio di calzini per ritrovarne soltanto uno,Allora ammucchiamo i calzini spaiati negli angoli dei nostri cassetti in attesa di ritrovare i loro compagni.Solo chi è creativo, non omologato e non teme di sentirsi diverso osa… Read More Calzini spaiati
“THE END” (part 2) [Verse 5] The killer awoke before dawn He put his boots on He took a face from the ancient gallery And he walked on down the hall He went into the room where his sister lived, and then he Paid a visit to his brother, and then he He walked on… Read More The Doors: “The End” (2. Analysis – part 2)
Non riesco più a tollerare i servizi a buffet nei ristoranti degli alberghi. Non è l’idea di fondo che è sbagliata, perché permetterebbe a ognuno di servirsi di ciò che meglio si adatta alle proprie esigenze. È per via del lato negativo che porta a galla in buona parte dei commensali, che si accalcano e… Read More Il buffet
The term “resilience” means “act of rebounding,” and comes from Latin resiliens, present participle of resilire “to rebound, recoil,” from re- “back”+ salire “to jump, leap”. It has its origin in science and technology, meaning the capacity of a material to resist deformation from external forces, its ability to absorb energy when deformed, and release… Read More Resilience
Tomorrow is World Gratitude Day, which is celebrated annually on 21st September. Created to encourage people to think about what they are thankful for, it has been going on since 1965. when an international gathering in Hawaii decided that it would be a good idea to have one day to formally express gratitude and… Read More 🙏World Gratitude Day🙏
Era riverso nell’acqua, la tavola galleggiava poco lontano e il kite disegnava una macchia rossa e gialla sulla superficie scintillante del lago. Un infarto: questa dicono sia stata la causa del decesso, Allora ho pensato a Massimo, morto mentre scalava l’Annapurna, a padre Lello, annegato durante un bagno al ritorno da un congresso nella sua… Read More Morire
Sociologist Barbara Kuchler in her 2014 article “LOVE AND THE MODERN SOCIETY” (theeuropean-magazine.com/) wrote: “Romantic love is not an archaic relict but an invention of the modern world. Most historical societies did not know or experience love as we do today. Marriage and family formation followed other rules. People were not allowed to choose their… Read More 💕 Romantic Love 💕
REGRET is feeling of sadness, repentance, or disappointment over something done or left undone. It comes from Old French regreter and Modern French regretter from re-, intensive prefix + –greter, possibly from some Germanic source (Old English grætan “to weep;”) REMORSE is a deep feeling of regret for an action deemed to be shameful, hurtful,… Read More Regrets & Remorse
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