Examples of using False self in English and their translations into Korean
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True and False Self.
When you are in alignment with your True Self or your False Self?
A clever false self just spoke to us.
Some of us are more afraid of the death of the false self than of physical death.".
As a result, the false self finally falls off and shatters like a mirror dropped on a tile floor.
Only God can bring our false self to an end.
Apart from this, he also developed the interesting theory of the false self.
This dying to your false self is no easy task;
The only true joy on earth is to escape from the prison of our own false self.
Only God can bring our false self to an end.
No, our false self can't induce us to remain in illusion by ignoring our desire for love.
Now let's examine how your presenting a false self to your partner plays out.
How can our false self guarantee that we will not stumble upon true love despite its interference?
Thus I try again to run from the dark abyss of my nothingness and restore my false self in all its vainglory.
How is it that our false self knows nothing about love?
Without solitude we remain victims of our society and continue to be entangled in the illusions of the false self.
Toxic shame gives birth to a false self that we hope will be accepted and loved.
Without solitude, we remain victims of society and we are continued to be entangled in the illusions of the false self.
What is our experience when we start to dismantle the false self and refuse to act out of our emotional programs?
The false self is functioning when we are dominated by external events instead of acting with genuine freedom of choice.
Sadly, during the process of polishing and parading this false self, we move further away from being who we really are.
The false self also lays claim to the roles we play and says,"I am a mother,""I am a friend,""I am a doctor,""I am an artist," despite the fact that we cannot be what we do.
In these cases, the person uses all the resources available to him in order to build that false self and maintain it.
Indeed, far from being indifferent to love, our false self often seems almost obsessively concerned with finding it.
Psychologist Stephen Johnson defines the narcissist as someone who has“buried his true self-expression in responseto early injuries and replaced it with a highly developed, compensatory false self".
Winnicott says that most of the efforts of a person with a very strong false self are oriented towards the intellectualization of reality.
According to Stephen Johnson, a psychologist, narcissist is someone who has“buried his true self-expression in responseto early injuries and replaced it with a highly developed, compensatory false self.”.
If we don't recognize andconfront the hidden influences of the emotional programs for happiness, the false self will adjust to any new situation in a short time and nothing is really challenged.
Winnicott, of course, raises these questions too in his concepts of True and False Self, and play, and, again, elegantly in the title of his book, The Maturational Processes and the Facilitating Environment(1965).
False selves is another way of saying"ego.".