"Faucon Pélerin et Thuya" de Roland Cognet (2022) pour l'exposition "Roland Cognet, Après la Tempête" au Château de Trévarez (1893-1907), Bretagne, mai 2024.
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Leyendo entre flores: placeres primaverales (ilustración de Virginie Cognet)
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Olivia Cognet | Design Milk
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I think one good snapshot of what kind of person I am and what my values are is that in my early-to-mid-20s I bought Why Does He Do That?; Inside the Minds of Angry and Controlling Men to proactively check myself for unnoticed similarities to abusive men, and to get self-improvement ideas.
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Books by Solveig Paulson Russell
Books are friends who take you far
Wherever you would go,
From torrid lands and jungle ways
To northern fields of snow.
🐈⬛Digital Art • Novel • Virginie Cognet
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#repost @virginiecognet Virginie Cognet (Sainted, Charente Maritime, France). First image is Petit Dejeuner, gouache on paper, 30 x 40 cm. Second image is "Reading" and third image is "Library".
http://artazart.com/en/artiste/virginie-cognet
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Clémence Cognet, France
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Virginie Cognet
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Beschämend wenig
Beschämend wenig!
Unter seinem neuen Vorsitzenden schweigt das #Forum_Juden_Christen in #Lingen am #Holocaust-Gedenktag.
Bundespräsident Roman Herzog erklärte 1996 den 27. Januar zum Tag des Gedenkens für die Opfer des Nationalsozialismus. Seine Proklamation lautete:
1995 jährte sich zum 50. Mal das Ende des Zweiten Weltkrieges und
der nationalsozialistischen Gewaltherrschaft. In diesem Jahr haben
wir uns in besonderer Weise der Opfer des nationalsozialistischen
Rassenwahns und Völkermordes erinnert und der…
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Exposition "Roland Cognet, Après la Tempête" dans les anciennes écuries du Château de Trévarez (1893-1907), Bretagne, mai 2024.
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Symbiotic Disorders
We know this idea as a joke: "I'm not healthy, I just have a system of perfectly balanced disorders". But I think this is a useful model to try out, especially for mental stuff. What would happen if at least two disorders can coexist and mask each other?
It could hide or stop dysfunction or the differentiating features so much that the person doesn't fit either diagnosis - but internally there is still all the pain and struggle of the disorder. It's worth remembering that when trying to understand others, and ourselves.
It might help you be more durable, willing, or able in certain roles, in the face of certain pressures and risks - maybe sometimes that's even worth the personal cost?
It would be harder to heal, improve, or even acknowledge problems, because each disorder is now load-bearing. You try to give some advice a fair shake, you work on being healthier, and yet you get worse outcomes which you know your old ways reliably prevent.
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