RELB 379 Danh Nguyen RR 2 CARING ENOUGH TO CONFRONT, p.26-55 Summary The second chapter is called Truthing It. In this chapter, the author expresses the desire that to love another person is the same as wanting to let in, maintenance, and protect that person’s right to be understood and heard. To express what you mean in the fastest and clearest way you know possible. The author wants to speak to us honestly and said that you need to trust others with actual feelings and to that avoid honest statements
practitioners have a choice and the ability to make up their own minds about what they wish to practice and who they wish to follow. How the Dalai Lama gets picked is extremely similar to how the Jedi Order picks their new members. The Jedi Order was founded upon people who have a high midichlorian count which gives them the ability to use the force. It should be noted and understood that the force is the unifying force behind almost all life in the Star Wars Universe with some exceptions. The Jedi
well as hunger and the Eucharist. Hunger and the market speaks of the economic side. Economics is the allocation of resources under scarce conditions (Loc.927) and this is the very basis of the market. Scarcity exists when the desires and needs of all people cannot be met and that is when “hunger” is put into the equation under which econimics operates. As long as people continue to want, there will always be scarcity in the market. Hunger and the Eucharist tells of another story. It tells of the
from others, whether or not you think it will be effective. Just one encounter can change all of your views. So don’t turn down any opportunities that might come your way. Depression and self harm can be different for everyone, but it is never easy to cope with it. Reminders of the hardships can bring back a gloomy feeling. I look at my whole family different now. We watch out for each other and show our love and affection more often. My sister and I are now as close as we’ve ever been. The scars
from El Salvador, a little country in Central America. This country has beautiful beaches and people but faces violence and poverty incrementing daily. My parents immigrated here to give us a better life that they could never give us back there. In all honesty, I hope to never return there, I have nothing there, I do miss family and friends, but I could never go back. I am scared to set foot back there again, things happened there that I wish to forget
that walked on 8 legs and silently catching insects and eating their insides. However terrified I was of not being prepared or not having any knowledge of something unfamiliar… There is a single scenario where this fear is most prominent. Laugh all you want, but it is a very real form of fear to me— that is being a relationship. Being