Ipseity

Jana Fielding  

taoist philosophy of leadership:

 According to the Tao (Chapter 17) the greatest leaders are unknown to their subjects.  When a leader organises matters in harmony with the Tao, the subjects go about their work and believe that their projects are accomplished entirely through their own efforts.  Therefore everyone is content.

Leadership is a state of mind that empowers people; it creates health (emotional, social, intellectual, mental), inspiration and motivation throughout  organisations and systems.

Neuroscience is showing us the biological mechanisms for empathy, the ramifications for our understanding of relationship, emotions and states of mind are myriad. The more present and healthful you are the more those you lead will align toward presence and health.

Many diseases are now understood in terms of disruption in cell communication, the body is a whole system and our health depends on that wholeness. In empathy not only are we whole systems, we are also linking systems. Let's enhance and not disrupt the flow of physiology in our relationships through acceptance, compassion and even joy :) ! 

Exclusion is a function of personal and social discomfort. We have to take note of the effects of internal and external exclusion on performance, motivation and wellbeing in our work and home communities.

Neuroscience, psychology, psychoanalysis and biology are bringing us an integrative understanding of why love matters, showing how early conditions can set the pathways in our brains for future emotional life. The quality of nuture can at any time begin to address any dysfunctional sense of self created by too much doing and too little being, by painful life event or trauma.

We are embodied Consciousness, the body is organic.


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"I saw the angel in the marble and carved until I set him free."

 


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