University life exposed me to a very externalised culture.
As Thomas Moore, author of Care of the Soul said, ”We are constantly pulled outside ourselves—by other people, by the media, and by the demands of daily life. As a consequence, we tend to devote very little time to ourselves.”
The third one relates to me the most.
In the past week, my schedule was full of tests and assignments. I had three tests last week, two of which fell on the exact same day. My first reaction was, how am I supposed to prepare well for all?
I was so concerned of having to get a good grade. That I really want to score well in my first tests, you know, to “start well”, so much that it got me overwhelmed. I ended up feeling uneasy, and thus it impacted on my studying
As Thomas Moore, author of Care of the Soul said, ”We are constantly pulled outside ourselves—by other people, by the media, and by the demands of daily life. As a consequence, we tend to devote very little time to ourselves.”
The third one relates to me the most.
In the past week, my schedule was full of tests and assignments. I had three tests last week, two of which fell on the exact same day. My first reaction was, how am I supposed to prepare well for all?
I was so concerned of having to get a good grade. That I really want to score well in my first tests, you know, to “start well”, so much that it got me overwhelmed. I ended up feeling uneasy, and thus it impacted on my studying