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Wellism
Co-Creating a Wellbeing-Centered Society
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Wellism
What Is Wellism?
The Name “Wellism”
Wellness, Wellbeing, and Wellism
What Is Wellbeing?
The Objective Dimension
The Subjective Dimension
The Intersubjective Dimension
The Interobjective Dimension
Ideals
Freedom and Liberty
Truth
Peace
Fairness
Justice?
Wisdom
Happiness
Beauty
Goodness
Prosperity
Ethics in Wellism
Background: Morality and Ethics
From Ethics to Purpose
Wellbeing: A Central Purpose in Life
Relation to Others
Relation to Self
Comparisons
Wellism vs. Eudaimonia
Wellism vs. Stoicism
Wellism vs. Utilitarianism
Wellism vs. Existentialism
Wellism vs. Liberalism
Wellism vs. Humanism
Wellism vs. Positive Psychology
Values
What Are Values?
Needs
A List of Needs
Positive Qualities
Qualities of Relation to the Self
Qualities of Self Management
Qualities of Effectiveness
Qualities in the Face of Challenges
Qualities of Kindness
Qualities of Wisdom
Spiritual Qualities
Themes
Wellness
The Importance of Rest
Personal Sovereignty
Respecting Personal Sovereignty
Personal Responsibility
No Coercion
Justified Intervention
Why Do People Violate Personal Sovereignty?
Compassionate Communication
Ground Principles
Components
The Alienating Approach
Gratitude
Request
Listening
Apology
Convergent Facilitation
Thinking
Critical Thinking
Rational Thinking
Independent Thinking
Errors in Thinking
Discussions
Respectful Discussion
Rational Discussion
Precise Terminology and Avoiding Ambiguity
Topics for Discussion
Self Development
The Blocked Self
Reconnecting with Our True Self
Challenging Our Self
Human Rights
What Are Human Rights?
A List of Human Rights
The Origin of Human Rights
Why the Term “Human Rights” Is Problematic
World
The Wellism Vision
Satisfied Needs of Physical Existence
Peaceful Interactions
Wisdom
Heaven on Earth
A Positive Vision for the Future
Contentious Topics
Projects
A Course about Freedom
Public Discussions
Conference about Positive Values
Background
Physiology
The Body’s Chemicals of Happiness
Psychology
Emotions
Self Awareness
Positive Psychology
Emotional Intelligence
Flow
The Power of Vulnerability
Mindfulness and Meditation
Philosophy
Moderation (Middle Way)
Aristotle’s Nicomachean Ethics
Stoicism
The Four Quadrants of Reality (in Integral Theory)
More Concepts to Explore
Drafts
Economy
Capitalism and Socialism
Further Questions
Books to Explore
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Comparisons
Wellism vs. Eudaimonia
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Comparisons
Wellism vs. Eudaimonia
Wellism vs. Existentialism
Wellism vs. Humanism
Wellism vs. Liberalism
Wellism vs. Positive Psychology
Wellism vs. Stoicism
Wellism vs. Utilitarianism
