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ENGLISH is a universal language, and is spoken in many countries in the world. English is the official language of 45 countries in the world. Communication is very important in today's time; English provides the medium for all the cultures to communicate through books, movies, plays, internet or other resources.
Learning English can help people to built confidence.English is very important language to crack interviews.Enhlish is the language that is mostly use to communicate with people of different countries. It comprises the usage of words, phrases and sentences to express our words to people
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What role do self-awareness and self-reflection play in personality development

The development of the personality is not possible without self-awareness. These are the foundations upon which character and identity of an individual is built. Self-awareness, self-reflection, and a variety of other factors are all important in the complex and dynamic process of personality development. This essay will examine the importance of self-awareness, self-reflection, and their interaction in relation to personality development. We will also explore the different stages of life that they influence. https://www.sevenmentor.com/best-personality-development-and-soft-skills-training-courses-in-pune.php


The Foundations of self-Awareness:
Understanding the concepts of self-awareness, self-reflection and personality development is important before diving into their role in personal development.

Self Awareness is the ability to understand and recognize one’s thoughts, feelings and desires. It also includes strengths, weaknesses and motivations. Self-awareness is a crucial aspect of consciousness, and it is the prelude to self-reflection. Self-awareness enables individuals to understand their experiences and how they affect their emotions and behaviors. Self-awareness allows people to differentiate themselves from others and understand their values, beliefs and uniqueness.



Self Reflection is a process that involves examining thoughts, feelings, and behaviors with a more introspective and contemplative approach. Introspection, critical thought, and objective evaluation of actions and experiences are all part of the process. Self-reflection is a way to encourage individuals to reflect on their own experiences and make informed decisions about their growth. Self-reflection is a deliberate and conscious form of self-awareness.

GRATITUDE-
Practicing an Attitude of Gratitude.
Finding your way home through poetry of ancient wisdom.

KEY POINTS-
Gratitude requires more than a mere "thank you." It requires practical reciprocity.
The role of gratitude in recovery from addiction exemplifies the importance of giving back.
Gratitude for the gifts given by nature requires stewardship of the earth.
Gratitude begins as an idea, advances to practical action, and culminates in revising our identity and relationship to the earth.

Recovery from addiction, as well as from a wide variety of health issues and traumas, naturally fosters feelings of gratitude. But even deep gratitude tends to fade as we turn to the mundane tasks of daily life. People in recovery through the Twelve Steps are aware that maintaining an “attitude of gratitude” is important for remaining sober. Although the word “gratitude” does not appear in the Twelve Steps, Step Three involves a decision to receive the gift of caring and Step Twelve closes the loop by encouraging returning this gift to others in need.

The reciprocity of receiving and giving back is the essence of practicing gratitude. This reciprocity is beautifully described in Braiding Sweetgrass, by the Native American botanist and ecologist Robin Wall Kimmerer[i]. Her poetic writing combines ancient stories from different Anishinaabe tribes with a detailed scientific understanding of how the world of plants feeds and is nurtured by their mother earth. All living beings are treated as persons in the way humans see each other.

Wolves, nuthatches, and bees are all seen as people with homes and children. Humans are only one of many peoples, and all ultimately depend on plants as the sole life form capable of making food from sun, air, and water. In the process, plants feed oxygen into the air for all animals to breathe. Kimmerer’s perspective embeds humans in the vibrant web of life born from our earth. We are wholly dependent on the health of this web. Our own health and existence depend on the health and existence of this web, and yet we have fallen into unawareness of this relationship.

Instead, we expropriated the role of master, turning all the gifts earth freely gives as mere commodities to be monetized. We live in an illusion of our mastery as we graze through grocery stores casually grabbing bits and pieces of plant and animal lives wrapped in Styrofoam and plastic (themselves products of ancient plants pressed into petroleum deposits). We act like children who sneak into our grandmother’s kitchen to steal all the cookies she baked unbidden for us, carelessly breaking the plate that held them.

There is no reason we would be able to recover from the brain changes caused by addiction, but sobriety is a freely available gift. So too is the air we breathe, clear water from natural springs, fruits, nuts, roots, and grains given to us by the earth. No human can invent and produce such gifts. Humans are newcomers on earth, wholly dependent on its freely given bounty. Gratitude begins with becoming fully aware of our dependence on these gifts. Like recovering alcoholics and other drug addicts, we need to “make a decision” to embrace the reality of our dependence on the natural world. We cannot exist outside nature.

Awareness is necessary, but not sufficient, for the fulsome practice of gratitude. There must also be reciprocity. We cannot take from the earth with only a mere “thank you” in return. We must also become active stewards by caring for the natural world that already cares for us. We must enter into a mutual relationship with earth. It is our home, and homes need maintenance and care. The embrace earth gives us must be returned by our embrace of the earth, just as recovery from addiction is maintained by carrying the message of sobriety to those still in need.

The earth is in need. It needs us to take our foot off the accelerator that is driving climate change. As Kimmerer points out, the maple trees that offer us such sweet syrup are needing to migrate further north, becoming refugees from their current home because climate warming is ruining their current homeland. We need to stop driving carbon into the atmosphere and begin nurturing plants that pull it back out of our air.

I have been thrown into turmoil over what I can personally do to practice gratitude for all earth has given me throughout my 78 years. Too blind now even to garden, how can I practice gratitude? What practical action is available? After some thought, I have made a decision to serve the songbirds I remember being so plentiful when I was young but have become so much rarer now. As a child I remember the golden finches, redwing blackbirds, Baltimore orioles, and bobwhites that sang through the woods. Without much vision now, I delight in the birds still chirping in my yard. I am installing a bath to give them water through the dry summer, feeders to invite them to dinner, and small houses to raise their children. I love these birds, so it is time to do something so they will love me back.

An attitude of gratitude starts small but leads to radical shifts in our relationship to the entirety of earth’s natural world if we practice reciprocity. It can lead to seeing the land surrounding us as our home, not as property we own. In Kimmerer’s words, those who immigrated to America must find a way to become indigenous to this land. We need to find our proper place in the web this land has spun. Receiving and giving are two sides of belonging

TRUST-
After a Breach of Trust Don’t Make It Worse.
Let's avoid the common pitfalls.

KEY POINTS-
Communication is key, especially when trust has been broken.
Defensiveness is common and damaging.
A guideline for constructive discussions about trust violations include staying focused on the issue at hand.

A trust may begin as a leap of faith, but ultimately, it is not a gift. It must be earned. Communicating is always very important, but this is especially critical when a violation occurs.

Specific conversations must occur to mend a broken trust. Through unmistakable effort, the offending partner must demonstrate that they are committed and that it is emotionally safe to be intimate with them.

Defensiveness Is Common and Damaging
Talking productively in an emotional crisis is not easy but essential. Moreover, the emotional fallout from a broken trust is not usually limited to the offended partner. The offender may also feel bad. Feeling distressed, they may react openly and validate the offended partner’s feelings, clearing the way for the breach to be repaired. This is an admirable response but, unfortunately, not common. More often, the partner who has violated trust reacts defensively, adding insult to injury.

Now, the offended partner not only feels hurt and anger, but the sense of betrayal is heightened by denial, distortion, or minimizing.

Rather than heal the wound of betrayal, the lack of openness by the offender will almost surely erode the trust base further. The couple will inevitably move toward increased and unproductive conflict, either over the areas directly involved in the source of mistrust—lying or an extramarital involvement, for example—or over a wide range of lesser issues. In either case, the relationship unravels.

Talking It Out Sensitively
The point is that there are two main ways for the offender (and the offended) to make things worse when confronted with a trust violation: One is to continue lying and underplay the breach. The other is to erupt, to emote without restraint.

When a man or woman has too many internal conversations, playing out the issues in their mind, they probably do not have enough trust with their partner. If they are screaming, hurling insults, and looking to vent without concern for the impact, not briefly, but mostly, the relationship is guaranteed to deteriorate.

Guidelines for Constructive Discussions
Stay focused. No fair dredging up mistakes made twenty years ago or complaining about how much the in-laws are hated. A fight is not an opportunity to rehash old grievances. Stick to the issue, or the discussion will surely sink from the weight of the problems.

Define issues. Be clear and specific about the problem. This will help you stay on track.

Listen and listen. Don’t just pause until it’s your turn to speak again, with your mind formulating the next sentences while your partner talks. Being defensive is a sure path to alienation.
Agreement is not essential. You don’t have to agree, but if you validate a hurt partner’s feelings sincerely, your partner will likely feel that you get it. In other words, be agreeable. To do otherwise is to risk prolonging the potential healing process. Lie? That would be stupid.

Don’t interrupt. You can be angry without being rude or bullying.
Don’t personalize. Stay with the issue rather than attack the person. Contending that your partner betrayed you in some manner is legitimate. Calling your partner names, belittling them, or verbally assaulting them is not constructive.

Recognize “his” and “her” conflict styles. Men and women have different conflict styles as well as intimacy styles. Respect the differences. A man may, for example, feel emotionally flooded and need a time-out, while a woman may view that as withdrawal. If the man reassures her that he is simply taking a few minutes to “regroup,” his partner will likely abide.

Bear in mind: A critical action on the trust-breaker’s part, to reassure their efforts to restore trust are sincere, is the willingness to delve into him or herself, confront the personal issues that lead to trust breaches, and acknowledge them openly and responsibly. And, of course, going forward with integrity is essential.

SPIRITUALITY-
Why You've Got to Have Faith.
Believing in something bigger than yourself can be good for your mental health.

KEY POINTS-
Spirituality doesn’t have to mean religion—it also encompasses an array of other belief systems and practices.
A Gallup study found that "religious" people tended to score higher on well-being indexes.
Science can also lead to feelings of awe and transcendence not unlike a spiritual experience.

​​​​​​Do you consider yourself religious or spiritual? Do you believe in a higher power, or in something "larger" than yourself? If you answered yes to either of these questions, chances are you have better mental health and well-being than people who would answer no, according to recent research.

A report from the analytics and advisory company Gallup called "Faith and Wellness: The Worldwide Connection Between Spirituality and Wellbeing" is a meta-analysis of global data that also includes in-depth interviews. It explored the links between spirituality and well-being and found that the connection between faith and wellness was a worldwide phenomenon. People with a spiritual connection had better levels of mental health and well-being.

In fact, spirituality has been linked not only to lower rates of anxiety and depression but also to a reduction in other concerns, such as addiction.

Spirituality doesn’t necessarily mean adhering to a religion (although it can); it also encompasses an array of other belief systems and practices.

The Gallup study found that "religious" people tended to score higher than others on well-being indexes measuring five factors: positive coping and sense of purpose in life, faith-based social connections, community and civic engagement, structural stability, and workplace support of holistic well-being.

As I am a therapist, the results of the report are not surprising to me. I’m often asked if I am spiritual or religious, and positive psychology considers spirituality to be a character strength.

"But what is that?" I hear you ask.

Character Strengths
Character strengths are a collection of 24 positive traits that we all possess to varying degrees and in different orders. They are attributes that, when played to correctly, serve to enhance our wellness. In positive psychology, the character strength of spirituality means that you do indeed possess a sound and solid belief in a higher purpose (and have found a meaning to this crazy thing we call life). These things help you to feel "good."

Around the world, despite all the strides made in addressing mental health issues, experiences of debilitating negative emotions such as anxiety, depression, and anger are at their highest levels in more than a decade. So, it’s not for nothing that people are turning toward spiritual practices as a way of coping. Global well-being pundits predict spirituality will be the next major wellness trend, so don’t be surprised if it turns up as an offering at a high-end resort and spa either near you or on your next holiday experience.

Here in the United Kingdom, Shamanism and Druidry have become two of the fastest-growing belief systems. The former is one of the oldest forms of psycho-spiritual healing known to man (and goes back hundreds of thousands of years), whilst the latter (although classed as a religion) is itself a system and practice of nature-based spirituality. (The exclusive Beaverbrook Coach House Spa in Surrey already has Druidic practices (and Druids) included in its spa treatment programme.)

Science and Nature
But fret not, ye atheists and agnostics: You can still partake in some faith-based well-being, albeit from a different source.

Researchers at Warwick University recently discovered that science can also lead to feelings of awe and transcendence not unlike those in spiritual experiences.

In the study, "Spirituality of Science: Implications for Meaning, Well-Being, and Learning," the authors found that meaning in life could be predicted in a group of atheists and agnostics via scientific sources, with the science providing similar psychological benefits as religion and spirituality.

Meanwhile, I agree with the American architect Frank Lloyd Wright, who said, “I do believe in god, only I spell it N-A-T-U-R-E.”

It doesn’t matter whether you believe in a single god or a pantheon of gods and goddesses, or if you have devoted yourself to nature or science, or if you simply like to meditate once or twice a day—having faith in something larger than yourself is definitely good for you.