Comments on: How to Always See the Good in Others http://www.yangtown.com/spirituality/how-to-always-see-the-good-in-others/ Practical Spiritual Wisdom for Men Sat, 22 Nov 2008 12:26:41 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: Ryan http://www.yangtown.com/spirituality/how-to-always-see-the-good-in-others/#comment-6109 Ryan Sun, 19 Oct 2008 23:17:49 +0000 http://www.yangtown.com/spirituality/how-to-always-see-the-good-in-others/#comment-6109 Hi Julie, thanks for the good words :) Yeah my blog's stuff is really applicable for everyone but my products are going to be more centered to men, and focusing it in this way helps me to create a stronger message. Todd, great to hear man. Its at those times when we do a mental 180 on something that was causing us stress that are the most exciting moments. Cheers! Hi Julie, thanks for the good words :) Yeah my blog’s stuff is really applicable for everyone but my products are going to be more centered to men, and focusing it in this way helps me to create a stronger message.

Todd, great to hear man. Its at those times when we do a mental 180 on something that was causing us stress that are the most exciting moments. Cheers!

]]> By: Todd http://www.yangtown.com/spirituality/how-to-always-see-the-good-in-others/#comment-5755 Todd Sat, 04 Oct 2008 20:14:19 +0000 http://www.yangtown.com/spirituality/how-to-always-see-the-good-in-others/#comment-5755 Being from a family that always finds the "bad" in people, and not the "good" I have to say "thank you" for helpin me to re-evaluate what I was "taught" growing up. Todds last blog post..<a href="http://toddbenatar.com/2008/09/26/ihop-was-nasty/">IHOP was nasty</a> Being from a family that always finds the “bad” in people, and not the “good” I have to say “thank you” for helpin me to re-evaluate what I was “taught” growing up.

Todds last blog post..IHOP was nasty

]]> By: Julie http://www.yangtown.com/spirituality/how-to-always-see-the-good-in-others/#comment-5649 Julie Sun, 28 Sep 2008 23:08:26 +0000 http://www.yangtown.com/spirituality/how-to-always-see-the-good-in-others/#comment-5649 I just read your article and loved it! I know your site says it's for men, but your advice is good for woment too! Keep up the good work! Julies last blog post..<a href="http://juliecallaway.com/2008/09/23/when-will-the-chicken-littles-get-over-it/">When will the “chicken littles” get over it?</a> I just read your article and loved it! I know your site says it’s for men, but your advice is good for woment too! Keep up the good work!

Julies last blog post..When will the “chicken littles” get over it?

]]> By: Ryan http://www.yangtown.com/spirituality/how-to-always-see-the-good-in-others/#comment-5313 Ryan Fri, 12 Sep 2008 17:51:07 +0000 http://www.yangtown.com/spirituality/how-to-always-see-the-good-in-others/#comment-5313 Hi Pam, Thanks for the kind words :) Yeah for people who genuinely do the list of characteristics and are at least willing to look at themselves honestly, it can be a very powerful exercise. This one practice of being aware of our shadow sides can be one of the most empowering experiences available to us. I'll be writing more on this soon, in the context of how holding grievances drains our energy and withholds our power...and it has more to do with that shadow part of us. Hi Pam, Thanks for the kind words :) Yeah for people who genuinely do the list of characteristics and are at least willing to look at themselves honestly, it can be a very powerful exercise. This one practice of being aware of our shadow sides can be one of the most empowering experiences available to us. I’ll be writing more on this soon, in the context of how holding grievances drains our energy and withholds our power…and it has more to do with that shadow part of us.

]]> By: Pam http://www.yangtown.com/spirituality/how-to-always-see-the-good-in-others/#comment-5257 Pam Sun, 07 Sep 2008 05:31:52 +0000 http://www.yangtown.com/spirituality/how-to-always-see-the-good-in-others/#comment-5257 All I can say is "WOW". Do I have some reflecting to do. I honestly had a hard time picking the 3 that I admire or respected but found it very flowing to right down 3(well more than that came up) for the disrespect or hated category. Don't know what that really says about me right now, but this has definitely opened me up to a new light so to speak. BTW, wonderful design, this is my first time here but I'm so glad I found it today. It really was what I needed to read. Pams last blog post..<a href="http://njlaserhairremoval.blogspot.com/2008/08/picking-nj-laser-hair-removal-doctor-or.html">Picking an NJ Laser Hair Removal Doctor or Clinic</a> All I can say is “WOW”. Do I have some reflecting to do. I honestly had a hard time picking the 3 that I admire or respected but found it very flowing to right down 3(well more than that came up) for the disrespect or hated category. Don’t know what that really says about me right now, but this has definitely opened me up to a new light so to speak. BTW, wonderful design, this is my first time here but I’m so glad I found it today. It really was what I needed to read.

Pams last blog post..Picking an NJ Laser Hair Removal Doctor or Clinic

]]> By: Ryan http://www.yangtown.com/spirituality/how-to-always-see-the-good-in-others/#comment-3918 Ryan Fri, 27 Jun 2008 01:40:05 +0000 http://www.yangtown.com/spirituality/how-to-always-see-the-good-in-others/#comment-3918 Well you would know better than I would though I can say that my friends who are braggers and a bit arrogant at times, can also be pretty funny and sociable. Well you would know better than I would though I can say that my friends who are braggers and a bit arrogant at times, can also be pretty funny and sociable.

]]> By: Anonymous http://www.yangtown.com/spirituality/how-to-always-see-the-good-in-others/#comment-3881 Anonymous Fri, 20 Jun 2008 09:12:18 +0000 http://www.yangtown.com/spirituality/how-to-always-see-the-good-in-others/#comment-3881 Great post. I have a question: I know a person (I can't avoid) who brags, tries to act like a teacher and evaluates me with shit like "your a city-born-child right?" (supposed good thing) etc. I feel I hate the guy and sometimes fear I might have these traits myself. What are the good side of these negative traits? Great post. I have a question:

I know a person (I can’t avoid) who brags, tries to act like a teacher and evaluates me with shit like “your a city-born-child right?” (supposed good thing) etc.

I feel I hate the guy and sometimes fear I might have these traits myself.
What are the good side of these negative traits?

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