Mounica Veggalam
@mounica_v8
Life and leadership coach. Deeply curious about causing self-transformation for joyful accomplishment.
Mounica Veggalam
mounicaveggalam.substack.com
The possibility of a self-transforming couple
Among those supports least studied and of which we are most in need of increased understanding are those supports which assist individuals and couples to evolve not only to that place where each can guarantee to the other his or her distinct identity, but which allow persons to share their identities as
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A GENERAL THEORY OF LOVE
dangers-a tacit embodiment of Pasteur's germ theory of disease, disgust affirms the invisible likelihood of contamination from rot ting foods and gelatinous excretions. Such lifesaving nauseous te vulsion is at least as ancient as the animal that takes most advantag of its existence: Mephitis mephitis, the striped skunk.
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The various uses of emotions in evolution
To figure that out, we have to get good at seeing human thinking in 3D.
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Truth-seeker vs. Community seeker distinction as opposed to naming behaviors as rude vs validation-seeking
The hidden risks of a Stage 4-Stage 3 (traditionally male-female) couple:
The institutional partner, that one can be so distinct as to be completely and irremediably alone; for the interpersonal partner, that one can be so close as to lose oneself unrecoverably-are held at bay by the assurance of the continued countervailing influence from the
... See moreThe earliest tier, the preconventional, is rarely encountered in professional contexts as we expect these to be traversed in childhood and left behind as main modes of functioning. However, they reside as experiences in our memories and serve as fallback positions in times of extreme duress. At later stages, we also have access to them in more
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3-6-9: creation distribution and completion
Our role as coaches is to help our clients create B-prime—something that is better than they could imagine for themselves when they began to work with us.