Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Our ego trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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But our ego finds it difficult to swallow this.
The soul is our individual personality, our ego;
When our ego is too big, there will be no room for God to enter.
We can get side-tracked by our ego that wants to be right at any price.
Our ego minds are like the horse, trying to get free of the pain.
As long as everything is all right our ego is content and tries to keep this state.
Our ego doesn't just warn us not to trust those who care for us;
We instead got side-tracked by our ego that wants to be right at any price.
Our ego is very much invested in our talents, skills, knowledge and activities.
We are drawn to what satisfies our ego, and are repulsed by what might harm it.
Our ego is what can make us think we're more successful and beautiful than we are.
Love starts when we push aside our ego and make room for someone else.~ Rudolf Steiner.
We do not fall into the clutches of self-centeredness and negative orexcessive love by our ego.
If you and I released identification with our ego, we would quickly bob back up into reality;
Our ego, or rather our attachment to the idea of self, is completely insecure about its own existence.
Nice feels awfully good, but it is of no use whatsoever to our ego in its quest for glory.
The Course says that our ego mind is rooted in fear and finds it everywhere it looks.
We understand the scientific basis for the interrelatedness of life but our ego hasn't caught up yet.
And by putting aside our ego and our preconceived ideas, we have opened ourselves up to limitless learning.
You see, the human romantic dilemma isn't that true love is so very hard to find, but that it is tooordinary to withstand comparison with the exotic illusions our ego offers in its place.
If we are caught in our ego, events happening can seem so chaotic as to completely drown us or suffocate us.
Our ego has worked overtime to hide them, creating masks that cover the beliefs that stem from our secret fears.
I will say more about the love substitute our ego keeps us searching for, but for now, let me just call it conditional love or infatuation.
As we relax, our ego(with its agenda, fears and doubts) can slip away and we are left with our essential self, essence or soul.
Like a carnival scam artist, our ego assures us that there is no reason for us not to win the romantic jackpot on our very next try.
As long as we allow our ego to replace the empathetic parts of our minds, we will never become the leaders we wish to be.
According to Erikson, our ego identity is always changing due to new experience and information we get in our daily interactions with others.
When we are fused with our ego, we are driven to make decisions informed by external factors- what others will think or what outcomes can be achieved.
We begin to like our fears, and our ego steps up to hide them, protecting them like children so we don't have to face them and risk losing them.