The Positive Psychology People
A Guiding Hand
A Guiding Hand is a collection of cards with words, phrases, and images inspired by the Northern Lights. It emerged from a decade-long Arctic Circle pilgrimage, where the creator observed and photographed the Aurora Borealis. The cards aim to provide insight and guidance for personal and professional challenges in today's world. The accompanying blog further explores the cards' meanings, offering practical advice for positive psychology practitioners. The author draws one card weekly and writes a blog post inspired by it, holding the readers and themselves in mind, with the intent to offer a g...
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The Positive Psychology People
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Sep 26, 2024
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Episodes
We Live Superficial Lives, Longing For Depth By Andrew Machon 24.04.2023 11:19
The text examines the tendency to live superficially and present only a fraction of who we truly are to the world. It acknowledges that busyness and pressure often lead to anxiety and a narrowed focus, causing us to operate on the surface and form shallow relationships. However, it suggests that our longing for something more is a reminder of our wholeness and innate power. By aligning with our lo...
True Power Is Realised In Letting Go By Andrew Machon 17.04.2023 10:34
The text explores the concept of power and control, challenging the common assumption that being in control equates to having power. It questions the effectiveness of directing and telling others what to do, suggesting that it may lead to disengagement and a lack of vital involvement. The text emphasizes the importance of creating a space of "not knowing" and empowering others through en...
Finding The answer Be Relinquishing The Search By Andrew Machon 10.04.2023 5:10
The text challenges our tendency to constantly seek answers and problem-solve, suggesting that this approach may contribute to the feeling of our lives being problematic. It questions whether we truly want to see the world in black and white or if we are more interested in the shades and colors of life. The text proposes that the answer we seek cannot be found through endless seeking and problem-s...
Wisdom - Intelligence Of Whole, Unhindered By What We Know In Part By Andrew Machon 03.04.2023 5:14
The text explores the concept of wisdom and the challenges we face in seeking it. It suggests that wisdom arises from an appreciation and understanding of the whole rather than individualistic thinking. It highlights how our tendency to rationalize and judge can hinder our perception of reality, dividing existence into right and wrong. The text proposes that by suspending judgment and embracing bo...
To Quicken, First Slow By Andrew Machon 27.03.2023 7:03
The text raises the importance of rest and reflection in our daily lives and work. It questions whether we prioritize self-care and creating sanctuary spaces for contemplation and restoration. It highlights the need to balance our focus on supporting and giving to others with caring for ourselves. The text points out that constant busyness without reflection leads to a lack of pace and space in ou...
At The Heart Of Winter, The Promise Of Spring By Andrew Machon 20.03.2023 8:34
The text explores the concept of "seasons of self" and draws parallels between human nature and nature itself. It reflects on the experience of feeling dormant and stuck, like in winter, unable to make progress or decisions. However, it suggests that even in these moments, there is a vital longing within us that can bring joy and guide us forward. Rest and restoration are essential, just...
Silence Fills As We Empty By Andrew Machon 13.03.2023 9:13
The text highlights the importance of attention and listening in a busy and noisy world. It emphasizes that attentive listening allows us to truly hear and understand others, fostering empathy and deepening our capacity to relate. Silence is portrayed as a gift that creates a space for reflection and self-discovery, allowing us to reconnect with our true selves. By carrying a place of silence with...
In The Dark Confines Of The Chrysalis, We Hatch Our Wings By Andrew Machon 06.03.2023 6:42
The text emphasizes the importance of embracing darkness and facing our fears instead of turning away from them. It suggests that darkness can be a natural gateway to light and that they are inseparable. By befriending our fears and holding both light and dark equally, we can achieve a deeper understanding and resolution. The text encourages reflection and exploration, highlighting that true illum...
An Introduction To A Guiding Hand By Andrew Machon 06.03.2023 4:22
The text introduces "A Guiding Hand," a set of cards and a book inspired by the author's 10-year pilgrimage to the Arctic Circle, where they observed and marveled at the Northern Lights. The cards feature words and phrases that emerged from deep contemplation during those moments. The author's motivation for writing this blog is to reflect on and translate these words into prac...
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