>On Arrogance
>BY SHEPHERD HOODWIN
>
>"We each have a subpersonality that could be called the critic.
>It's an essential part of self. If we didn't have it, we couldn't
>take stock of ourselves and make...

> On Mon, 04 Aug 2008 15:11:31 +0100, TruthSlave home.com> wrote:
>
>

>>On Arrogance
>>BY SHEPHERD HOODWIN
>>
>>"We each have a subpersonality that could be called the critic.
>>It's an essential part of self. If we didn't have it, we couldn't
>>take stock of ourselves and make improvements. For example, if
>>you're a performer, and received no accurate feedback on your
>>performance, you probably wouldn't be able to polish it much.
>>However, in arrogance, the critic is overdeveloped and tends to
>>go nonstop, exhausting the rest of self's ability to integrate
>>the feedback. The arrogant hyped-up critic chronically jumps to
>>conclusions and its feedback is often inaccurate and unfair. A
>>well-balanced critic has a sense of proportion and knows when
>>to back off. It doesn't drown out the subpersonalities
>>responsible for compassion and respect..."
>> ...

> At least my date is not arrogantly set a day or so ahead.

> On Mon, 04 Aug 2008 15:11:31 +0100, TruthSlave home.com> wrote:

>>On Arrogance
>>BY SHEPHERD HOODWIN

>

>>"We each have a subpersonality that could be called the critic.
>>It's an essential part of self. If we didn't have it, we couldn't
>>take stock of ourselves and make improvements. For example, if
>>you're a performer, and received no accurate feedback on your
>>performance, you probably wouldn't be able to polish it much.
>>However, in arrogance, the critic is overdeveloped and tends to
>>go nonstop, exhausting the rest of self's ability to integrate
>>the feedback. The arrogant hyped-up critic chronically jumps to
>>conclusions and its feedback is often inaccurate and unfair. A
>>well-balanced critic has a sense of proportion and knows when
>>to back off. It doesn't drown out the subpersonalities
>>responsible for compassion and respect..."

>

>>http://www.michaelteachings.com/arrogance_shep.html

> ...

> Sir Frederick wrote:

>> On Mon, 04 Aug 2008 15:11:31 +0100, TruthSlave home.com> wrote:

>

>>>On Arrogance
>>>BY SHEPHERD HOODWIN

>

>>>"We each have a subpersonality that could be called the critic.
>>>It's an essential part of self. If we didn't have it, we couldn't
>>>take stock of ourselves and make improvements. For example, if
>>>you're a performer, and received no accurate feedback on your
>>>performance, you probably wouldn't be able to polish it much.
>>>However, in arrogance, the critic is overdeveloped and tends to
>>>go nonstop, exhausting the rest of self's ability to integrate
>>>the feedback. The arrogant hyped-up critic chronically jumps to
>>>conclusions and its feedback is often inaccurate and unfair. A
>>>well-balanced critic has a sense of proportion and knows when
>>>to back off. It doesn't drown out the subpersonalities
>>>responsible for compassion and respect..."

> ...

> Sir Frederick wrote:

>> At least my date is not arrogantly set a day or so ahead.

>
> Thanks I was wondering where that day had gone... dam Tardis:)