Reacting to the Weather

by Jack Dawes
written by Jack Dawes
Maurice Nicoll and Eckhart Tolle use the example of bad weather to explain how people fail to distinguish between external situations which are neutral and impersonal and their subjective internal reactions to those situations

Using the example of bad weather, both authors explain how people fail to distinguish between external situations (which are neutral / impersonal) and the subjective internal reactions to those situations.

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