Commonplace, Ordinary, Everyday Life

Choosing Good Nature

"Life only avails, not the having lived."

- Ralph Waldo Emerson

"The little things are infinitely the most important."

- Sherlock Holmes, "A Case of Identity"

by

Robert Stanley Jackson

A.B., Ed.M., Ed.D., Harvard University

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What Is Most Familiar Is Most Astonishing

THE PHILOSOPHY OF LIGHTENMENT

Life Only Avails, Not the Having Lived

Mind Is Found Throughout Life

I Am in Nature, Not Apart from It

My Life Is Only My Own, Not Anyone Else's

Anxiety Explained

We Can Take a Stand in Our Own Minds

Goodwill Begins with the Self

THE PRACTICE OF LIGHTENMENT

Does This Moment Matter?

When You Breathe, Just Breathe, and When You Walk, Just Walk

Responding to an Attack of Anxiety

GETTING EVEN

GETTING ALONG

WE ARE MORE THAN WE KNOW

TO THINE OWN SELF BE TRUE

WE ARE ALL EQUAL

Dear Doctor: When I Was Four Years Old
Dear Doctor: I Awaken with an Anxiety Attack
Dear Doctor: I Have a Long History of Being Rejected
Dear Doctor: I Am Pestered by Bad Thoughts and Feelings from the Past
Dear Doctor: I Am Clumsy, Overweight, and Poor at Sports
Dear Doctor: There Are a Lot of Loose Ends in My Mind
Dear Doctor: I Would Rather Think Pleasant Thoughts Than Unpleasant Thoughts
Dear Doctor: My Wife Wants to Win Every Argument
Useful Sayings
Dimensions of Existence (diagram)

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