Book (Practical) Psychology Learning from Disability / Maria Kawahara

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Psychology : How to Think Positively About the Painful Reality : As the words "boss gacha" and "parent gacha" became popular, there are many people who decide their limits based on their home, environment, educational background and abilities, and who despair of "the present situation that can't be helped." This book tells "the lessons learned from the inconvenient environment" to these people. The Convent, where the author lived for six years from the age of 12, was a place where everything was "inconvenient," including belongings, behavior, conversation, thought, and career path. My space was only one desk and one locker. I can go out only once a month. Phone calls are subject to permission and all letters are censored. There is no private life. Prayers, meals and study are all daily. Meals are basically "silent." Cleaning up is done on time. Travel is almost always running. Participation in school club activities is not allowed. TV, radio, mobile phones, unauthorized comics and magazines are prohibited. Love is also prohibited. The occupations that I can enter in the future are only "nurses," "caregiver," and "teachers." However, it is said that from these inconveniences, I acquired the ability to overcome the difficulties that came in my later life. This book conveys what the author has learned in the monastery (= from inconvenience) with his own episodes and Bible teachings. People who feel inconvenient in their present situation can surely sympathize and feel comfortable in the present situation.