You’re going to love this one when it comes out. I’m currently working on Dr Maurice Matich’s autobiography. Dr Matich began his general practice in Dargaville, Northland, New Zealand, in 1950 and continued until 2000. He is the recipient of an OBE, was Chair of the Medical Council and sat on the Royal Commission on […]
The difference between discerning where a problem lies and blaming is that blaming comes from our emotions, specifically fear. When we blame we are afraid of something, usually a loss of some kind. As a culture, we are in the habit of blaming. It comes up with us from childhood, usually because we have never […]
Interview with Jan Mitchell, past Secretary of the New Zealand Donkey Society. How to look after donkeys and what to expect from these gentle animals. Jan Mitchell recently lost Benjamin — a much-loved donkey and family friend of over 20 years — to leukemia. He was 30 years old. “I could see he was on […]
The choice of victimhood through blaming can be very subtle so it’s easy to fall into a state of victimhood as children when we don’t recognise that there are other options. That leads to the habit of abdicating or abandoning personal responsibility. I believe that the abdication of personal responsibility is probably one of the […]
Do you know in your mind what you think a human being could be? Have you got a picture in your mind of what an enlightened human being could be? What, in your world,would be the highest expression of a human being, the most enjoyable, and the most gracious that you can think of without […]
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Theresa Sjoquist
