The Hidden Treasure

Where Ancient Wisdom Meets Contemporary Psychology

Archive for January, 2015

But What Will Others Think?

Contemplation #4 “Why are favor and disgrace alarming? Seeking favor is degrading: alarming when it is gotten, alarming when it is lost… Man’s true self is eternal, yet he thinks, “I am this body and will soon die.”   The Tao (verse 13) “Peace I leave with you, my peace I give you. I do not give to you […]

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Some Problems Can’t Be Solved

Contemplation #3 “And we know that in all things God works for the good of those who love him, who have been called according to his purpose.” (Romans 8:28) Everyone has at least one; a problem that just seems to defy resolution. It seems that no matter what you try, nothing works.  The problem remains and even grows worse over […]

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Great Leaders Have No Need To Lead!

Contemplation #2 “With  great leaders above them, people barely know one exists.” The Tao It is an unfortunate fact that narcissism is attracted to positions of leadership and authority as metal is to the magnet. Many would be leaders are drawn to pursue positions of leadership and authority by their need to inflate their sagging egos; without  recognition, status, and power, they feel lacking, […]

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The Wisdom Within

  Contemplation #1 “Seek and you will find;knock and the door will be opened to you.”  (Matthew 7:7) “How much better to get wisdom than gold, to choose understanding rather than silver!” (Proverbs 16:16) In the 16th verse of the 16th chapter of Proverbs, we are encouraged to seek wisdom, for it is more precious than silver or gold! Unfortunately, […]

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Welcome to The Hidden Treasure! “Contemplation is the highest form of activity.” Aristotle In Proverbs 16:16, we are encouraged to seek wisdom, for it is more precious than silver or gold. The Hidden Treasure integrates ancient wisdom and contemporary psychology. Enjoy exploring these jewels of contemplation, but be warned! Applying the wisdom found here may […]

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