Krawcheck continually self-reflected throughout her 20s, which she says served her well.
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Unexpectedly beguiled, he thinks he sees a happier self reflected in its surface.
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But the team's new work, Self Reflected, takes its neuronal tracings up a few notches.
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If we self-reflected based on Instagram, we might be feeling a little too good about ourselves.
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AS: In a sense I try to take care of the viewer, to see a self reflected back.
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"I self-reflected and said, 'Wow, I'm not OK. Whatever is going on is actually really scary,' " he recalled.
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To see your whole self reflected in the stars, you need to have your birth chart drawn up and read.
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In this, there is reason to envy Trump, who has seen his fictional self reflected at every stage of this campaign.
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It's pretty normal if you don't see your whole self reflected in your sun sign — that's what your birth chart is for.
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I wanted — needed — her to see her beautiful brown self reflected in the music and stories I hoped to feed to her as consistently as food.
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Although there are all-black movie audiences, either self-selecting or neighborhood- and film-based, people have made this explicit, presenting the idea that seeing one's self reflected not only on the silver screen or on a stage, but also in the audience can lead to a deeper validation.
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If your motives are, shall we say, less than ideal, you probably need more time to heal or perhaps you're not meant to continue your relationship Now that you've taken the necessary time, tediously self-reflected on your motivations, and feel that you're ready to see your ex again—what should you actually do?
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But whether you were a nerd, a goth, a queer, a jock, a cheerleader, a bitch, a douchebag, a mathlete, a theater geek, or a bassoonist who ate egg salad sandwiches for lunch, my hope is that you'll see a bit of your old self reflected in the life-after-high-school stories below.
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Impressed by Lem's work, Whitey secretly steals the book, which Lem allows, because he sees his past self reflected in Whitey. One night, Lem invites Whitey's father, Edward, Sr. (Sean McClory), to attend parents' night at the Boy Scouts' meeting place located on the lake property of Hetty Seibert (Lillian Gish). Edward arrives drunk and embarrasses Whitey, causing him to quit the troop. However, Edward dies later that very night of alcohol poisoning, leaving Lem and Vida to adopt Whitey.
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In her late twenties and early thirties, she worked in the tech industry. She self reflected that she was never satisfied and happy working in tech: "For many years I never had the courage to admit to myself, and to the people around me, that my heart was in a different place, far away from algorithms and artificial intelligence. The world of technology was not for me; I’ve always preferred the human touch." Zisser was married in 2002, and has three children, Yoav, Tamar and Guy.
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Next, the authors turn to the sense of self, reflected in the self-referential and often unpleasant mind-wandering of the brain's default mode network, writing that in early meditation practice brain circuits inhibit its activity and that in later practice activity in the network itself decreases. While they state that meditation was not originally developed to treat illness, it does appear to have some beneficial effects in this regard, including reducing levels of pro-inflammatory cytokines—though they say these are not yet well understood. Meditation was likewise not designed to treat psychopathology, but they note (among other findings) that a meta-analysis of 47 studies found meditation equally effective to medication for treating depression, anxiety, and pain, without medication's negative side effects. The next chapter recounts how Davidson's lab, with the help of French Buddhist monk Matthieu Ricard, recruited yogis including Mingyur Rinpoche in order to study the neurological effects of high-level meditation, and—in a much-cited study—found substantial surges in both electrical activity (using EEG) and activity in the brain's circuits for empathy (using fMRI) when Mingyur meditated on compassion.
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