Re: Intuition-Following: Making Choices Without Suffering

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A nice looking site. I have about 4 books on the go at the moment and I

am very exhausted so I usually only get halfway through your site when I

peter out. I shall read it all eventually and let you know.

I did find it a little hard to read because of the tragic scenarios, but

the ACT Depression Handbook that I have was the same making me feel

uncomfortable. The book showed how ACT can be used for even the most

painful conditions but it didn't cheer me up that much. Just the same,

it is a good book because of its optimism describing how we can change

and that we are not fixed by faulty biology.

Kv

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> Would greatly appreciate comments, specifically whether people think

they understand what is trying to be said here.

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> https://sites.google.com/site/scientificdharma/choices

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> Thx!

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[Guest guest]

Thanks for the very useful feedback, Kaivey. In hindsight, it's not a very good

example, way too tragic and emotionally charged.

I'm going to use a more benign example, and I'm also going to introduce it as

involving a third party, and then ask the reader to imagine being that third

party for a moment. A more gentle way of illustrating the point. Thx.

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> > Would greatly appreciate comments, specifically whether people think

> they understand what is trying to be said here.

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> > https://sites.google.com/site/scientificdharma/choices

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> > Thx!

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Hi Rato - It would be helpful to know more about the author or the sponsoring organization. It's important to know who mixed the Kool-aid.BillTo: ACT_for_the_Public From: rato_branco@...Date: Sat, 26 Nov 2011 20:47:02 +0000Subject: Re: Intuition-Following: Making Choices Without Suffering

Thanks for the very useful feedback, Kaivey. In hindsight, it's not a very good example, way too tragic and emotionally charged.

I'm going to use a more benign example, and I'm also going to introduce it as involving a third party, and then ask the reader to imagine being that third party for a moment. A more gentle way of illustrating the point. Thx.

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> > Would greatly appreciate comments, specifically whether people think

> they understand what is trying to be said here.

> >

> > https://sites.google.com/site/scientificdharma/choices

> >

> > Thx!

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