Self-esteem, compassion and self-compassion: from individualism to connectedness

Frank-M. Staemmler
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"Editor’s note: This article is a revised version of a lecture given at the Winter Residential Training Program of the Pacific Gestalt Institute in March 2012, Santa Barbara, CA. Abstract: In recent years, Western science and psychotherapy research have begun to discover what has been a long tradition in Buddhism: on the one hand, the striving for high self- esteem supports individualist and narcissistic tendencies and brings about a number of risks. On the other hand, it is increasingly recognised that compassionate acts and expressions enhance the wellbeing of others as well as that of the compassionate person. Moreover, it has been shown that the compassion one feels for oneself has positive emotional effects and boosts a person’s resilience. Key words: compassion, connectedness, emotional regulation, individualism, resilience, self- compassion, self-esteem."
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自尊,同情和自我同情:从个人主义到联系
编者按:本文是2012年3月在加州圣巴巴拉市太平洋完形研究所冬季住宿培训项目上的一次演讲的修订版。摘要:近年来,西方科学和心理治疗研究开始发现佛教的一个悠久传统:一方面,追求高度自尊支持个人主义和自恋倾向,并带来一些风险。另一方面,人们越来越认识到,富有同情心的行为和表达不仅能提高富有同情心的人的幸福感,也能提高他人的幸福感。此外,研究表明,一个人对自己的同情有积极的情绪影响,能提高一个人的适应力。关键词:同情心、连通性、情绪调节、个人主义、弹性、自我同情、自尊。
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