Reflection

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I very enjoyed this partial, all the topics were very interested, buy my favorite is "Happiness" because is shocking all the approaches that the people have to reach the happiness. Before read it, I believed that happiness was all about fun and cute things, but the "happiness" is more than that. There approaches to happiness like the fatalism, hopelessness and nihilism that make me think about the life and how we use it, in the other hand there is "Carpe diem" which is my favorite, because I believe that it is the best way to approach happiness, my ideal happiness.

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Wrong ways out

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"Addiction is when someone becomes dependent of something. When you try to escape from your reality using it. Avoiding problems letting the substance making you forget about everything."


ALCOHOL.
"Alcoholism is one of the most difficult addictions to overcome for the physical and psychological problems that it creates in the person."

EATING DISORDERS. (Bulimia, Anorexia, Obesity)
 "This just damage yourself, it doesn’t make anything better. So you have to be concerned that every eating disorder sickness has consequences."

EXERCISE.
"Exercising can be very good, but some people may take it way too serious to the point of harming themselves by completely exhausting their bodies."

GAMBLING.
"You can probably think that you are getting out of trouble, but this is bad, because you are getting addicted to bet, and you can lose your money and a lot of things. Things that are going to be hard to get back."

TOBACCO.
"When you smoke you feel good, but then when you finish you want to feel the same feeling again (also you started to feel bad and start to remember all those bad things), so you become addicted."

DRUGS. 
"They are a false scape, not real happiness. People don´t have all control of what they do when they are in drugs, and sometimes they regret of things that they do, and that they can’t remember. The drugs destroy the organism and sometimes people dies for their consumption."

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Freedom and Responsability

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~Freedom: "The state of being able to do or say what you want, without anything stopping you, but being careful to do not harm anyone else."

~Responsibility: "Respond to what you do and it consequences, also being responsible to how oneself act in the society and how we influence."

Types of freedoms

FUNDAMENTAL FREEDOM

• Intimacy freedom.
• No one can take it away from you.
• Never been forced to love or hate.
• Your beliefs, thoughts, loves, etc.

PSYCHOLOGICAL FREEDOM

• Free Will.
• Aware that we can choose.
• Self determination towards what is good for us.

MORAL FREEDOM

• Natural consequence of free will. (The use of free will produces habits).
• This choice shapes the moral characteristic of a person:
  Virtue: operational good habits that helps to develop the possibilities of each person.
  Vice: operational bad habits that disables human nature to achieve his possibilities in life. 

SOCIAL-POLITICAL FREEDOM

•  To be able to carry out the vital project (personal, familiar or institutional) within the society. 
• The capacity to get involved in social and political life without prblems.
•  Authority and Personal Freedom should be integrated promoting responsibility.

     Freedoms limits
PHYSICAL. "We need food and air."

PSYCHOLOGICAL. "Not capable to know and want everything."
MORAL. "Know that there are actions that we want to do, but should not do.

  "Responsible freedoms is when you justify 

your choice and accept it consequences"

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Happiness

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When in your life there's a goal or a purpose to achieve. Happiness is not the same as the meaning of life, but it is indispensable for it.

APPROACHES TO HAPPINESS.

• Nihilism.
  "Life lacks meaning", "Happiness is impossible to achieve".
• Hopelessness.
  "Get sick from pain an depression", "Lose hope", "Induce to suicide".
• Absurd.
  "Society norms", "Something we do not want to do", "We behave in a way we do not understand"
• Fatalism.
  "Man is not the owner of his destiny", "Destiny decides for me", "Avoin pain"
  
• Pessimism or practical skepticism.
  "PESSIMISM: Effort is not worth it, resignation"
  "DISILLUSION: Don't belive in something good"
  "BITTERNESS: Disillusion with resentment"
  
• Euphoric Affirmation of life Drunkenness.
  "Searching meaning in what they do", " Search for ecstasy that brings happiness, to forget hardship and pain"
  
• Carpe Diem.
  "Enjoy the moment"
  
• Pragmatism. "Personal interest", "No idealism", "Individual Posture"

CONTEMPORARY POSTURES:

• Common good. "Consumerism", "Goods an happiness", "Solution in technology"
  
• The law of the strongest."Winner ---> Strong", "Strong= dominate others and treat them as objects", "Tyranny, anger at people, it can lead to war", "conquer and achieve everything" 
  
• The power of money."Money= Power", "Losing money does not lead to happiness" "Money cannot be shared"
• Logotherapy.
  "Happiness is the product of conscious work to achieve it", "Interest of himself and seeks the wellbeing of others" "To love and to forgive oneself and others"

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Resilience

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Resilience is the process of adapting well in the face of adversity, trauma, tragedy, threats, or family problems.

RESILIENT PEOPLE.

• Seek out new and challenging experiences because they know that only through pushing themselves to their limits, that they will expand their horizons.  
• They understand their failures  and don’t feel shame when they don’t succeed.
  

CHARACTERISTIC OF RESILIENCE.

• Initiative. (Search for new projects)
• Independence (Detach from unfortunate circumstances)
• Inward vision (Perceives if something is wrong and why)
• Relations (Positive links with others)
• Sense of Humor and Creativity 
• Morality (Judgment about right/wrong and act with integrity) 
  

RESILIENCE SKILLS.
Our emotions and behaviors are triggged but how we interpret those events, often they have a lot of influence on how we react.


AVOID THINKING TRAPS.

1. Jumping into conclusions: Never make conclusions without having all the data.
2. Tunnel vision: When a person emphasizes the positive or the negative aspects.
3. Magnifying and minimizing: When we magnify the negatives and minimize the positives.
4. Personalizing: Attribute problems to one´s own doing.  
5. Externalizing: Blaming others when something goes wrong.
6. Overgeneralizing: When you generalize that something always happens.
7. Mind reading: We believe we know what those around us are thinking and we act accordingly.

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SECOND PARTIAL!

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Reflection

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My favorite topic of this partial is "Johari's Window". I like it because it helps me to know more about myself, show me different ways to analyze me. I believe that Johari's Window is an important visual diagram which can help us to open ourselves, with his "Open area" that everyone can see, the "Blind area" where others told us thing unknown of us. "Hidden area" and "Unknown area" are very interested quadrants of this window, with them you can learn deep things about you, expose your beliefs of thoughts.
Personally I think this partial was very fast, but I really enjoyed it :)

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