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The Question of the Meaning of Life: answer.

What is the answer to the question of the meaning of life? Douglas Adams in Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy suggested that the answer to the ultimate question of the meaning of life and everything was 42. So what is the answer to the question of the meaning of life?  When you don't need to answer the question anymore? or even when you don't have to ask it.

Big Data is Here

Big Data is Here

Imagine that?

Imagine?

IMAGINE: THAT........?

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A basic understanding our relationship games

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These are some of the key parts of the psychological games that can be acted out in relationships, based on the Game Theory of Eric Berne made popular in ‘Games People Play.’   What is a relationship game? A game is a series of communications between two people that seems to be going in one direction when there is a sudden switch and it heads off in a completely different direction. So you might be talking about going to the cinema and suddenly you are defending something you said yesterday and wondering where that came from.   There is a moment of confusion when the switch occurs followed by a familiar feelings and thoughts which tend to be negative and accompanied by the thought, oh here we go again. There is also the feeling that whatever you do it won’t stop the charge. There is a negative benefit for both people and it is usually something that reinforces our beliefs about ourselves such as: I’m not loveable; I’m too difficult to live with; I never get w...

Dr. Eric Berne - Games People Play - The Theory Part I

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Over the time I spent with Christopher I always found him to be welcoming and interested, compassionate, accepting and encouraging. He developed a space where I was able to discover my own desires and a voice to articulate them. Slowly all the goals I had set for myself at the beginning of therapy began to be accomplished. My relationships with colleagues, friends and family benefited, becoming more equal and rewarding. The challenges life throw at me are now faced with a new confidence. Although therapy has ended I can still feel the encouragement, internalised, cheering me on. (October 2013)   I think of my time with Christopher as profoundly important, nothing less than a watershed. I am still living the transformation. I entered counselling with fear and trepidation, with little faith, and I emerged from it with a secure sense of its efficacy. It is truly possible to "arrive where we started and know the place for the for the first time". (June 2013)   The s...