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Accepting Change

By: Adam Benedetto and Zoe Young | 2011-04-25 | Self Improvement
When change occurs we often feel a little frightened and threatened because we do not fully know the outcome of events, where we will fit in, or even how best to relate to it because it is all new. Fear of change is a hindrance in many people’s lives and it is not real, for in reality change is a constant; it is forever with us and can not be controlled. read more

Change Anger to Acceptance

By: Dr Bob Wilkerson | 2010-03-30 | Self Improvement
Anger is one of the most destructive emotions humanity deals with on a regular basis. Anger, in and of its self, is not harmful however if anger is allowed to turn into resentment there is a problem. In addition, if anger is not expressed appropriately it can result in havoc in your life. read more

Training Your Mind to Be Open Enough to Accept Change

By: Swati NitinGupta | 2010-03-29 | Self Improvement
Change has always been something human beings have been scared of because it represents the future, and he future is unknown and in our minds unknown is something to be scared of. While training our minds to accept change there are three things that everyone should know. read more

LCD TVs – change should be accepted

By: alfiedaniel@gmail.com | 2010-10-23 | Electronics
Initially back 50 years things were very different people didn’t had great means of communication. read more

Accepting aging

By: Sherry | 2012-03-22 | Spirituality
Part memoir, part philosophical discussion, this essay deals with aging as a part of life and with how feelings about aging change with the passage of years. Obviously the body changes and will eventually die, but what happens with the spirit? How can we all become more comfortable with our own mortality? read more

Accept What Can Not Be Changed - Balanced Lifestyle

By: Nickie01 | 2011-10-01 | Motivation
A great way to live peacefully in the moment is to accept what you cannot change. You've probably met people who are lifting, aggressive, constantly directed their anger against the details of their past. These individuals maintain an inner turmoil that plagues inexhaustible in their lives and the turmoil around them. read more

What Is Acceptance?

By: Adam Benedetto and Zoe Young | 2011-08-23 | Self Improvement
To accept something is to let it be as it is, to not fight it, not even the idea of it, internally. It is to be open to what is, however it may be, without resistance. It is the understanding that every moment changes; therefore, what may be now will change. read more

Acceptance - What Are You Willing to Accept?

By: Addison C. Arthur | 2010-04-02 | Spirituality
This article discusses the topic of acceptance. As is usual in articles by this author, some interesting and sometimes quite humorous paths are taken in the development of his topic. For instance, what does encyclopedias have to do with acceptance?! You are sure to encounter some refreshing viewpoints. read more

Commonly Accepted Leadership Styles

By: Jeff Young | 2010-12-27 | Leadership
Leadership styles over the last half-century has not changed. Some styles have fallen from favor while others have risen in accpetance. read more

Accepting God's Grace

By: Edith Hancock | 2011-01-15 | Religion
A lot of people are walking around feeling guilty about who they are. Yet life isn't supposed to be like that. There is a better way to live. This article deals with the subject of what to do with that guilt. The answer is very clear. It is simply a matter of accepting it. read more

Accepting Complete Responsibility

By: Dave Gulas | 2010-03-27 | Exercise
One of my favorite quotes I first heard many years ago is "The highest form of human maturity is accepting complete responsibility" by Jim Rohn. It is simple, honest and powerful. This quote is especially important with regard to your health and fitness. When we gain excess weight and body fat, or we are not happy with our appearance, we often make excuses. read more

How to Accept Death?

By: Pravin Sharma | 2010-04-02 | Death
The end point of your life after which there is complete darkness, you don't know where you are, with whom you are and how you are? We feel pain till we live, after which we don't have the sense to feel. It's a fact that death is the cycle of life, where life ends, death takes over and we don't know the phase of this stage. We feel fear to accept the fact of death, but death never feels anything while meeting you and taking you along with her. read more

Perspective and Acceptance

By: Adam Benedetto and Zoe Young | 2012-02-20 | Happiness
We need to stop seeing and dealing with our life as if it only belongs in the future. The best perspective to have on life is seeing it as it is now and accepting it, and nothing more. If we are continually looking ahead, now is never good enough or okay. read more

Accepting and Becoming Yourself

By: Adam Benedetto and Zoe Young | 2011-04-26 | Self Esteem
When we go through life sometimes we create an idea of ourselves, one which may not correlate to who we truly are, but only fits with what we think we are. There can be an imbalance between the two, that one outweighs the other. read more

How America Accepted Divorce

By: Dennis Gac | 2010-10-10 | Divorce
The United States experienced issues and concerns regarding marriage and divorce, especially during the early stages of its acceptance in the country. The nation considered three major concepts on divorce. The strict view of the Roman Catholic Church had influenced state provisions, since the Catholic Church views marriage as a sacrilege, therefore it cannot be broken. The English concept of divorce revolves on the idea that marriage is a parliamentary matter. The last concept... read more