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Focusing Tip #450 – When is a Distraction Not a Distraction?

ByAnn Weiser Cornell December 3, 2014October 24, 2024

“What do I do if I get distracted when I’m Focusing?” A question people often ask: What do I do if I…

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Focusing Tip #449 – When We Suffer for Other People’s Suffering

ByAnn Weiser Cornell November 26, 2014October 24, 2024

“Vicarious trauma comes from engaging deeply with those who have experienced trauma.” Lynn writes:I work in peace and justice, with a focus…

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Focusing Tip #448 – “Maybe the label “obsession” comes from another part…”

ByAnn Weiser Cornell November 20, 2014October 24, 2024

“I spend so much time thinking about bicycles because…I like bicycles!” In last week’s Tip, Simon asked, “Why do parts obsess about…

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Focusing Tip #447 – Focusing with Obsession

ByAnn Weiser Cornell November 12, 2014August 12, 2024

“What are our parts really wanting or not wanting when they obsess about things or people?” Simon writes:Why do parts obsess about…

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Focusing Tip #446 – Can You Bargain with Your Parts?

ByAnn Weiser Cornell November 5, 2014October 24, 2024

“How about if we spend half an hour a day doing what you want to do…” Dear Ann: The other day while…

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Focusing Tip #445 – A Specific Way That Meditation Helps Focusing

ByAnn Weiser Cornell October 22, 2014October 24, 2024

“Square zero is this inner space that is empty of specific content yet full of fresh possibility.” Dear Readers:We seem to be…

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Focusing Tip #444 – Another Big Difference Between Focusing & Meditation…

ByAnn Weiser Cornell October 15, 2014July 31, 2024

“If you have done any Focusing at all you know the difference it makes to have someone there with you.” Dear Readers:Many…

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Focusing Tip #443 – More About Mindfulness & Focusing

ByAnn Weiser Cornell October 9, 2014October 24, 2024

“Mindfulness and meditation are a far cry from stepping away from our feelings.” Last week we had a question from a reader…

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Focusing Tip #442 – Could Mindfulness Be a Kind of Avoidance?

ByAnn Weiser Cornell October 1, 2014July 31, 2024

“I would rather have a relationship with what I feel than let it pass by me.” A Reader writes:I find that I…

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Focusing Tip #441 – Feelings and Thoughts About the Listener

ByAnn Weiser Cornell September 24, 2014October 24, 2024

“If the Focuser feels shame about telling something, how would you deal with that?” Christopher writes:I have been wondering how you view…

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