What's Changing? - Habit
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August 2023
Halcyon actively monitors change covering more than 150 key elements of life.
Behaviour
What's Changing? - Presence
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February 2023
- The idea that happiness is more than just how we feel at any one moment has been around since Aristotle. Today, psychology draws a distinction between emotional well-being in the present and overall life satisfaction. This distinction, however, is a mistake. Life satisfaction is just a small part of our overall emotional well-being. Happiness is always judged in the present, not from some abstract vantage point that views our life as a whole, argued Steven Campbell-Harris for iai TV.
September 2021
What's New? - Behaviour
Halcyon curates the most significant behaviour-related content from carefully selected sources. Please contact us if you'd like our help with behaviour-related challenges.
On the Self
The Ego Trick looked at the 'bundle theory' of the self, and argued that we don't have a permanent essential self, but instead are a bundle of thoughts, sensations and impulses.
Meanwhile, a Harvard clinical psychologist and Tibetan Buddhist scholar, examined the nature of awareness and self.
On Carl Jung
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28 July 2021
Carl Jung, who founded analytical psychology. was influential in the fields of psychiatry, anthropology, archaeology, literature, philosophy, and religious studies.
Jung, like Freud, comes under the psychodynamic approach to counselling. He worked a lot with archetypes – recurring images or patterns that represent a typical human experience.
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Behaviour is the mirror in which everyone shows their image - Goethe
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want to do many things, and I would say so if you asked. However the pattern of my behaviour is a better indicator of what I will do in practice - Dave Snowden, http://www.cognitive-edge.com/blogs/dave/2010/04/moving_away_form_the_s…
On Systems
So are we all really being watched over by "machines of loving grace"? If you've never seen the documentaries by Adam Curtis, full as they are of quirky and strangely compelling arguments, patterns and links between the seemingly unlinked, then sit back, ingest a huge pinch of salt, take it all in and think for yourself.
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want to do many things, and I would say so if you asked. However the pattern of my behaviour is a better indicator of what I will do in practice - Dave Snowden, http://www.cognitive-edge.com/blogs/dave/2010/04/moving_away_form_the_s…