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Senseless conflict

Run Away: Part III-Five Conflict-Related Questions to Ask

Stan Goldberg
April 24, 2015
Life, Thoughts of the Day
We often try to isolate events in our lives from everything that precedes and follows it. The practice is delusional at best, destructive at it’s...
Person with cancer

Compassion and Cancer: Part I-Why Compassion Isn’t Enough

Stan Goldberg
February 23, 2015
Cancer, Thoughts of the Day
1 Comment
We have an inherent desire to be compassionate. In the misery of another person, we see ourselves, if not in the present, than in the past or future....

When You Can’t Let Go

Stan Goldberg
April 25, 2012
Grieving and Recovery
24 Comments
Whenever I hear about the importance of letting go of the past, I think about a conversation I had with my mother more than thirty years ago. She...

Want Enlightenment? Think Less, Do more

Stan Goldberg
March 30, 2012
Grieving and Recovery, Life
12 Comments
When I gave a workshop on change at a well-known retreat center, one participant told me that this was the tenth week-long workshop he attended in...

How Can I Be a Compassionate Caregiver?

Stan Goldberg
November 7, 2011
End of Life
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Caring for someone with a chronic or terminal illness can bring out the best in us. It's easy if it is someone who shares our values. But how do we show compassionate care for someone with few redeeming qualities?

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