Thursday, June 26, 2008
Sunday, June 22, 2008
Psychology And Buddhism
Buddhist and Psychological Perspectives on Emotions and Well-Being
by
Paul Ekman, Richard J. Davidson, Matthieu Ricard, B. Alan Wallace
BTW, Paul Ekman is the authority in interpreting facial expressions and author of the very interesting and practical book Emotions Revealed and Matthieu Ricard wrote the wonderful book Happiness.
by
Paul Ekman, Richard J. Davidson, Matthieu Ricard, B. Alan Wallace
BTW, Paul Ekman is the authority in interpreting facial expressions and author of the very interesting and practical book Emotions Revealed and Matthieu Ricard wrote the wonderful book Happiness.
Labels:
buddhism,
emotions,
matthieu ricard,
paul ekman,
psychology
Thursday, June 12, 2008
Dreamjob
Mein Traumjob
Seem's to have a microwave, but I am not so sure about internet:). And I am not sure this will last for much longer.
Thanks to Christoph.
Seem's to have a microwave, but I am not so sure about internet:). And I am not sure this will last for much longer.
Deepest Niedersachsen (north of Germany) in the year 2006. Gatekeeper Laumann.If you ask me, this is located here on google maps (just a small excercise on local history and geography:). Btw, in the video they show the Bauerwiese, the dead alley they talk about is in the opposite direction... Sorry:o).
"... and otherwise, there is not much more, except this post, and this house and the two families over there."Also, funny comments in German here.
"A car hasn't come by all day. Horse I also haven't seen yet today."
"So, today is Tuesday, Tuesday we have to test signal tools, let's start with the signal horn - OIIIINK!" "And?" "Signal horn is all right."
In moments like these, it's experience that counts.
Thanks to Christoph.
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