› something you say to tell someone to stop thinking that they are more important than other people, especially when they are complaining about something. 得了吧, 省省吧（尤用於當某人抱怨的時候，要求其不要自視過高或自以為優於他人）.
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Think about something horrible -- That happened to someone else. No matter what is going on with you, it probably pales in comparison to someone else's problems. Thinking about your neighbor who has cancer or the guy who gut stuck in the rocks and had to cut off his own arm will remind you that you still have it pretty good. Practice gratitude -- If you really want to get over yourself once and for all, practice daily or hourly gratitude.
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That's what it's about. She said as much here. No you're not neurotic, you're basically good, because Buddha said so. You just need to accept your failings, ignore your deficits, and soldier on regardless. And the way to do that is to believe a bunch of illogical and contradictory aphorisms derived from Buddhism by a deluded fool.
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Buddhist monks - real ones - pour boiling water over themselves and go without food for a week to keep themselves humble, but I don't see those aspects of Buddhism promoted here. Just self-compassion, self-kindness and self-importance. I have a married name that is a long German name and I surely don't promote Buddism.
I see many things I like about Buddism but I am not Buddist. I am sensitive and strong. No one would call me a snowflake. Like anything else, take what you need and leave the rest. PS- There are plenty of things I deny myself Food would not be one of these things.
That's exactly the kind of me-first mentality I'm talking about. Leave the tough stuff to someone else; I'm too busy meditating and working on my self-compassion. Four research findings from neuroscience that you need to know.
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I wasn't aware that Mark Epstein has come out with a new book. Will go to Amazon right now. My ego Submitted by Mike on February 5, - 6: