The Terrible Cost of Specialness

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Below is a short article from UB Professor Emeritus Dr. Brownstein, who talks about the concept of “specialness”. Brownstein suggest that, “The ego thrives on separateness and differences”. He goes on to say, “We are all experts on our own ego and its predilections. Our ego tells us what makes us happy or unhappy. We believe if we get more of the “happy” and less of the “unhappy,” we will finally be fulfilled. Being an expert on “me” means that we lose our ability to find the deep abiding happiness that our True Self provides. When we honor our ego’s false beliefs, we feed our ego power”.

What do you think of Dr. Bronstein’s commentary?

What do you think of Professor van Vliet’s comments regarding perceived “pew ownership” in a place of worship?

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What do you think of Dr. Bronstein’s commentary?
I believe that Dr. Bronstein is right in his assertion that the price people pay for
specialness is crazy and not worthy. There is nothing wrong with the need to be special as we all
crave to be special. Selfness ...


Anonymous
Excellent resource! Really helped me get the gist of things.

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