Life Lessons of Shawshank Redemption (Part III)
By Cathy Eck Here are the links for Part I and Part II of this series. Crime is Illusory Red did commit a crime. But through his relationship…
By Cathy Eck Here are the links for Part I and Part II of this series. Crime is Illusory Red did commit a crime. But through his relationship…
By Cathy Eck For Part I of the Shawshank Redemption posts, click here. Innocence Andy is sent to prison for murdering his wife and her lover, but he's…
By Cathy Eck I'm Not Obsessed With Much, But... This is my 100th post, and so it had to be special -- it had to be about Shawshank Redemption.…
By Cathy Eck Feeling Powerless People often believe that they can't get to win-win because they seem powerless in a situation. This is common for people who let go.…
By Cathy Eck Awkward Phase When I was little, I'd often find myself caught in some stupid habit or pattern of thought. My mother would say, "Ah, don't worry…
By Cathy Eck When Love Is Not Enough Years ago, I met a sweet woman who was going through a tragic situation with her son. At the time,…
By Cathy Eck No Victims/No Perpetrators If you understand the nature of true and false selves, it's clear that victims and perpetrators are two sides of the same coin…
By Cathy Eck Cindy When I was in grade school, Cindy moved into my town. She was from the south and believed in voodoo. No one wanted to be…
By Cathy Eck Ties that Bind For the last two decades, I've been connecting the dots that link our stories, beliefs, minds, and physical experiences. Prior to my research,…
By Cathy Eck The Lie in Belief Somewhere around the 14th century, the word belief, as we spell it today, became part of the English language. Prior to that…
By Cathy Eck Level Confusion in Relationships In many of my posts, I talk about the nemesis of initiation -- level confusion. Relationships are highly complicated by level confusion. We…