“Stances” are simple patterns of thinking and feeling about meaningness.
This section of the book explains what stances are and how they work in general. The next section looks at many specific stances in detail.
Stances: responses to meaningness
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The whole book, for printing
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Can we have the whole book
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Chapman said "Monothesism"
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Tolle and monism
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I'm guilty too, probably
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probably guilty as charged
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Winnicott and false self
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True Self
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No Beer tonight
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@ Sabio Hey. Sorry about
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