Author: Kevin Evertt FitzMaurice, M.S.

•1 Suppression as coping becomes more frequent the older you get.•2 What you claim you cannot stand becomes your stressor to suppress.•3 Suppression comes from having discomfort about your discomfort or a problem with your problem.•4 When others remind…

•1 Suppression doubles your trouble.•2 Suppression is a calculated response to control failure.•3 Suppression is a secondary problem that often is bigger than the problem it is about.•4 Suppression is a form of no-ting, of trying to make something that…

•1 The security of a possession decreases the emotional value of a possession.•2 The insecurity of a possession increases the emotional value of possession.•3 When you desire something but cannot get it, then it continually increases in value until you…

•1 Nothing means what you say it means because only what you mean says what you mean.•2 Nothing means nothing because more than that is not nothing.•3 Nothing means something because people construe nothing to mean something.•4 Nothing means everything…

•1 Nothing means what you say it means because only what you mean says what you mean.•2 Nothing means nothing because more than that is not nothing.•3 Nothing means something because people construe nothing to mean something.•4 Nothing means everything…

•1 Where in time are you?•2 You are sometime and sometime is you.•3 You are someplace and someplace is you.•4 You are somewhere in time and somewhere in time is you.•5 You are some time and some place that no one else is or can be and its right inside …

•1 Suppression is based on four lies.•2 One, the lie that you can do something to change or control what you are suppressing.•3 Two, the lie that you failed to change or control what you are suppressing.•4 Three, that suppressing something stops it whe…

•1 Right meditation is right living, is simply bringing all before God.•2 Your life is simple, you naturally reflect and must continue to do so as long as you are alive.•3 The world wants you to take on every psychological job but the one that you can …

•1 We are born to express; yet, from the start, the world wishes to suppress our expressions.•2 Those who can dig deeper to express more of what is in us all become the great artists and thinkers.•3 Any attempt by us to change or control what is in us …

•1 The potter starts with an ugly lump of clay and over time reshapes it into an exquisite pot or vase.•2 The mason starts with a pile of rocks and over time repositions them into a beautiful and useful wall.•3 The carpenter starts with a pile of lumbe…