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What Does It Mean to Bring Out the Best in People—& Do We Want To? • Thursday, Jul 9, 6:30 PM

July 6, 2015

Leila Rosen, educatorLeila Rosen, Aesthetic Realism associate, writes about this upcoming Public Seminar:

Consultants Bruce Blaustein, Derek Mali, and Arnold Perey—authorities on the questions of men—will present what Aesthetic Realism can teach every person on this important subject.

We’d all like to feel we’ve had a good effect on people. Meanwhile, consciously and not, we’re in a fight about how much we really want to strengthen other people—bring out the best in them. Men, and women too, often curse ourselves for being mean; and we can ask, “Why did I have to say that?”

The consultants will show that this battle comes from the central fight in everyone: between hoping to respect the world and other people, and wanting to lessen them—have contempt for them.

They’ll describe what they’ve learned from Aesthetic Realism about this crucial matter in everyone’s life, and give instances of how it affected immortal characters in literature and a courageous musical artist. And they’ll give thrilling evidence of how the education men are receiving in Aesthetic Realism consultations enables them to be proud of their purposes with people—and therefore honestly think well of themselves!

Contri. $10

 

 

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