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SICK OF FEELING STRESSED OUT?
Knoxville, TN - July, 2003 — Life is like a treadmill. To prevent yourself from being trampled, you must keep moving. Yes, it can be challenging. Very challenging. There are constant demands on you and your time—from work to family to relationships... the list is endless. And day after day, you keep running.
Oh, you know you "should" slow down. Take time for you. Invest in yourself. But who has the luxury to delve into the questions of self and soul? Or the time to enrich themselves and their lives?
"In fact, the perceived problem is actually the ultimate solution," suggests Richard J. Choura, author of Enrichment of the Self and Soul. "To overcome the sameness and randomness of the ‘treadmill’ of life, you must establish a personal identity of the self, which creates meaning in an often seemingly meaningless world.
Quite simply, as you better understand yourself, you’re more able to take on life’s challenges."
Not sure where to start to enrich your life?
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Seeking ways to enrich your life?
Well, there’s no need to "stress" about where to start. Here are three methods to get you going:
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Create sacred or serene space
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Explore your soul in art
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Use contemplative writing/reading to grow yourself
INTERVIEW QUESTIONS
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Why is it important to discover the real meaning of words like "soul," "spirit," and "self"?
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What is metaphysics, and how does it relate to "real life"?
3.
You say that each of us has two selves. Please explain.
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How can we nurture our selves and souls to keep them alive and vibrant?
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Mechanical Engineer Turned Philosopher?
Richard Choura began examining the self and soul in his personal quest to find more meaning in life—beyond the mere fact of life and work.
When he stumbled on the concept of self, he saw it allowed him to progress beyond just being and becoming. He was inspired to discover that the self is real—physically, psychologically, sociologically, philosophically—and has been verified by science, yet it also has a spiritual component.
When Choura isn’t delving into the philosophical and metaphysical questions and enriching his self, he continues consulting as a Lead Mechanical Project Engineer for a great number of Fortune 500 companies, including Merck, General Motors, AT&T, and Dupont.
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