| Through introspective research and self-analysis we find self-acceptance and this leads us naturally towards one of the paths of inner peace. |
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| Were I to refuse to come at the problem by way of moral self-acceptance, I could easily reduce the cogito to either tautology or antilogy. |
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| It implies trust in others and self-acceptance, it reduces the need for defensiveness and the potential for embarrassment. |
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| With this new confidence and self-acceptance, Paige was soon consulting with staff in CAMH's various programs in developing the website. |
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| More than an adventure novel, this story addresses questions of racism, two cultures, and a young man's growing self-acceptance. |
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| For you to allow the feminine in your self to be supported by unconditional love and unconditional self-acceptance. |
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| Someone who has clarity of mind and is able to give love, warmth and caring to others and to themselves. Unconditional self-acceptance. |
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| Rosenberg Self Esteem Scale: This scale measures the self-acceptance aspect of selfesteem. |
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| Finally, a healthy life environment also includes self-acceptance and a demonstration of respect for the diverse body types. |
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| For those who incessantly worry about that last ten pounds, it's time to transform self-doubt and criticism into self-acceptance. |
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| His life is guided by this principle, his firm belief in mercy, and the belief that the social reconciliation needed to address the question of mental health today, only comes with self-acceptance. |
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| After his wife gets sober, Jeff discovers the stuttering self-help community and embarks on a healing journey of sobriety, self-acceptance and forgiveness. |
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| In other media, 2012 appeared to be the year of self-acceptance. |
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| The old brown suitcase, which her father gave to her before the war and which contains important mementos, is a symbol of her search for self-acceptance and inner peace. |
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| It was essential for adults working with adolescents to clarify their relationships with their bodies and to develop a level of comfort and self-acceptance. |
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| The ultimate act of unconditional love is self-acceptance. |
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| You balance self-acceptance with self-improvement. |
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| They focus on selfawareness, self-acceptance and accepting others. |
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| In addition, a special day for women was organized with seminars on management, social work, self-acceptance, and retraining for re-entering the workplace. |
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| We spend most of this half hour talking with them about their experiences with biphobia and how they combat it with visibility and self-acceptance. |
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| It's suggested that there's a third possibility: self-acceptance. |
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| Instead I would like to carry on with Richard and Karine Josée and on the question of the legislative environment and what it can mean for self-acceptance. |
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| Havrilesky's readers have spent their lives juggling perfectionism and easygoingness, self-acceptance and obsessive self-improvement, conventional emotional steeliness and feminist-sanctioned forms of emotional intensity. |
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| This could be a dry and academic read, but thankfully Vines links this research to his journey from self-hatred to self-acceptance. |
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