Do you lack confidence when it comes to certain situations? It could be anything: dancing, playing sport, chatting with strangers, doing your job, making love. Yet, even confident people can get unstuck somewhere along the line. Calamities oblige us to reconsider the bigger picture. So when it comes down to it, in what can we place our confidence? In our own abilities? In the ideas of others? Or in something beyond all of us? One example of the last of these three possibilities is to do with what the psychologist Abraham Maslow called `the whole of Being’.
Posted on 1st August 2011 Author editor18Categories Healing emotions, Spiritual healingTags B cognition, B thinking, beauty, Beethoven, calamity, complacency, conjugial love, D cognition, dancing, deficiency motive, Emanuel Swedenborg, ethical principles, growth motivation, How to find confidence, justice, Maslow, natural talents, pear shaped, self-confidence, spiritual healing, truthLeave a comment on Confidence – How to find it?