Directive » “Rippling refers to the fact that each us creates — often without conscious intent or knowledge —concentric circles of influence that may affect others for years, even for generations,” writes Yalom.

“Rippling refers to the fact that each us creates — often without conscious intent or knowledge —concentric circles of influence that may affect others for years, even for generations,” writes Yalom.

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10/14/09: 1. no phone 2. good friends 3. A nice, attentive voicemail 4. making decisions good for me 5. sleep

10/15/09: 1. relaxing 2. art books 3. library and research 4. Persian Visions 5. calm

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Creative interests:

—Spirit Photography and the Paranormal

—Surrealist Photography (Hans Bellmer, Raoul Ubac)

—Global Feminism

—Self-Portraits

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Some Surrealist pictures:

Raoul Ubac

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Hans Bellmer

Hans Bellmer's La Poupee

Hans Bellmer

"“Rippling refers to the fact that each us creates — often without conscious intent or knowledge —concentric circles of influence that may affect others for years, even for generations,” writes Yalom." was published on October 15th, 2009 and is listed in Directive.

“Rippling refers to the fact that each us creates — often without conscious intent or knowledge —concentric circles of influence that may affect others for years, even for generations,” writes Yalom.

Constantly Surprised

Just You Wait

Past

“Rippling refers to the fact that each us creates — often without conscious intent or knowledge —concentric circles of influence that may affect others for years, even for generations,” writes Yalom.

Constantly Surprised

Just You Wait

Past

Commonalities