FRASES CELEBRES
3 minutos
02m,28s
Diccionario Ilustrado de frases celebres
00M,29S
FRASES DE LA MADRE TERESA
06.48
Puedes estar más de acuerdo con unas que con otras.. pero la gran mayoría te encantaran.. porque era una persona que creía en lo que decia y lo practicaba. Y se nota. No importa que no compartas sus creencias religiosas. A mi me gusta, lo que compartimos todos los seres de bien, el amor por la humanidad fruto de una empatía no corrompida. Ojala tantas personas tuviesen esa empatía.
FRASES DE CINE
FRASES GENIALES DE WOODY ALLEN
03M,42S
(QUE PENA QUE NO PUSIERAN SU MÚSICA:)
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Videos que valen la pena con citas profundas:
http://evolucionando.blogspot.com/2007/11/vale-la-pena-escuchar-estas-citas-con.html
viernes, noviembre 02, 2007
jueves, noviembre 01, 2007
Quiza las respuestas estén en el zen. Videos
Es difícil encontrar videos sobre zen que no sea en inglés. Pero a veces las imágenes valen más que mil palabras.
The Zen Mind - An Introduction
Inglés
2 minutos
Descripción: This is a clip from The Zen Mind documentary, filmed in Japan. It serves as a nice overview of zen - a topic very few people can fully understand. EmptyMind Films.
Parte 1
PARTE 2
Imágenes muy muy zen
02m,22s.
Otras imagenes
Zen Variations
MÚSICA
PINTURA
5 M
The Zen Mind - An Introduction
Inglés
2 minutos
Descripción: This is a clip from The Zen Mind documentary, filmed in Japan. It serves as a nice overview of zen - a topic very few people can fully understand. EmptyMind Films.
Parte 1
PARTE 2
Imágenes muy muy zen
02m,22s.
Otras imagenes
Zen Variations
MÚSICA
PINTURA
5 M
lunes, octubre 29, 2007
COMO LAS IDEAS IRRACIONALES NOS PUEDEN HACER MUY MUY INFELICES (DEL BLOG DE AURELIA, NICEDAY, Videos
psicologia conductual - albert ellis
breve biografia de albert ellis creador de la terapia racional emotiva ... creada por gpo d alumnas de la fac d psicologia de la uanl y producida por arturo guevara
Español
Muy casero, pero divertido a veces:)
04m,06s
Albert Ellis: The sickness of self-esteem
Inglés
Entrevista con Albert Ellis sobre autoestima
Texto del video:
Guterman: Self-acceptance.
Ellis: Self-acceptance means, I said, I accept myself whether or not I do well, not because I do well. And very few people have that and we have a hard time teaching it to people because they only want to accept themselves when they do well. They're crazy. They're mishuga.
Guterman: It's a little confusing.
Ellis: I know and you better go over it many, many times until you really see the difference between self-esteem, I am a good person because, and self-acceptance, that I can always accept myself even if I murdered 20 people. I wouldn't accept my murdering.
Guterman: What would be the benefit of me accepting myself instead of esteeming myself?
Ellis: Then you wouldn't be anxious
FUNDAMENTOS DE LA TERAPIA RACIONAL EMOTIVA
EXPOSICIÓN DE UN COLABORADOR
08M,05S
UNA SESIÓN EN DIRECTO CON ALBERT ELLIS
TEXTO DE LA SESIÓN ( Al final de la introducción. )
INGLÉS
07m,45s
Telephonic session held March 8, 1986 demonstrating Albert Ellis identifying ABC's of rational emotive behavior therapy (REBT) and disputing irrational beliefs. When this session was held, Jeffrey Guterman was a masters student in counseling and a follower of REBT. He later became a supervisee, colleague, and friend of Albert Ellis. In the 1990s, Guterman shifted to a solution-focused approach and developed his own model called solution-focused counseling; see http://www.jeffreyguterman.com. Here is a transcript from this session:
Ellis: Right. But what are you depressed about?
Guterman: Well, a series of events.
Ellis: Yeah.
Guterman: One was I took my car in and I found out I had to, uh, spend over $600.
Ellis: Alright, so that's unfortunate, but what are you telling yourself? That it's horrible? Or what?
Guterman: Yeah. Pretty much so.
Ellis: Right. But you better go back to, "It's a royal pain in the ass, but I could live with it!."
Guterman: Well...
Ellis: Because you can.
Guterman: Huh?
Ellis: Because you can. (menos)
SI QUIERES COMPARTIR ESTA ENTRADA TOMA NOTA DE LA DIRECCIÓN:
breve biografia de albert ellis creador de la terapia racional emotiva ... creada por gpo d alumnas de la fac d psicologia de la uanl y producida por arturo guevara
Español
Muy casero, pero divertido a veces:)
04m,06s
Albert Ellis: The sickness of self-esteem
Inglés
Entrevista con Albert Ellis sobre autoestima
Texto del video:
Guterman: Self-acceptance.
Ellis: Self-acceptance means, I said, I accept myself whether or not I do well, not because I do well. And very few people have that and we have a hard time teaching it to people because they only want to accept themselves when they do well. They're crazy. They're mishuga.
Guterman: It's a little confusing.
Ellis: I know and you better go over it many, many times until you really see the difference between self-esteem, I am a good person because, and self-acceptance, that I can always accept myself even if I murdered 20 people. I wouldn't accept my murdering.
Guterman: What would be the benefit of me accepting myself instead of esteeming myself?
Ellis: Then you wouldn't be anxious
FUNDAMENTOS DE LA TERAPIA RACIONAL EMOTIVA
EXPOSICIÓN DE UN COLABORADOR
08M,05S
UNA SESIÓN EN DIRECTO CON ALBERT ELLIS
TEXTO DE LA SESIÓN ( Al final de la introducción. )
INGLÉS
07m,45s
Telephonic session held March 8, 1986 demonstrating Albert Ellis identifying ABC's of rational emotive behavior therapy (REBT) and disputing irrational beliefs. When this session was held, Jeffrey Guterman was a masters student in counseling and a follower of REBT. He later became a supervisee, colleague, and friend of Albert Ellis. In the 1990s, Guterman shifted to a solution-focused approach and developed his own model called solution-focused counseling; see http://www.jeffreyguterman.com. Here is a transcript from this session:
Ellis: Right. But what are you depressed about?
Guterman: Well, a series of events.
Ellis: Yeah.
Guterman: One was I took my car in and I found out I had to, uh, spend over $600.
Ellis: Alright, so that's unfortunate, but what are you telling yourself? That it's horrible? Or what?
Guterman: Yeah. Pretty much so.
Ellis: Right. But you better go back to, "It's a royal pain in the ass, but I could live with it!."
Guterman: Well...
Ellis: Because you can.
Guterman: Huh?
Ellis: Because you can. (menos)
SI QUIERES COMPARTIR ESTA ENTRADA TOMA NOTA DE LA DIRECCIÓN:
COMO LAS IDEAS IRRACIONALES NOS PUEDEN HACER MUY MUY INFELICES (DEL BLOG DE AURELIA, NICEDAY, Videos
