A lot of synonymous words with “kind”

I want to share with you a number of synonymous words with “kind” in English.  Why do I want to do that?  That is because there are a lot of kind people around me in America.  I’m really happy that I’m with a nice circle of friends.  So, I wanted to know the same meaning of “kind.” I was surprised that there were a long list of words same as “kind” in my dictionary.

-kindly

-good-natured

-warm-hearted

-tender-hearted

-warm-hearted

-soft-hearted

-good-hearted

-tender

-caring

-feeling

-affectionate

-loving

-warm

-gentle

-mellow

-mild

-considerate

-helpful

-thoughtful

-obliging

-unselfish

-selfless

-altruistic

-good

-cooperative

-accommodating

-attentive

-compassionate

-sympathetic

-understanding

-big-hearted

-benevolent

-benign

-friendly

-neighbourly

-courteous

-agreeable

-pleasant

-nice

-amiable

-hospitable

-well meaning

-well intentioned

-public-spirited

-well meant

-generous

-magnanimous

-indulgent

-tolerant

-charitable

-gracious

-lenient

-humane

-merciful

-clement

-pitying

-forbearing

…(red letter words mean I have never known before) 

How many “kind” people will I meet in this wonderful world from now?

“I” is subjectivity forever

When I read the chapter of "THE IDEALIZATION OF DISIDENTIFICATION" in this book, I shouted “Oh, great!!”

Why did I shout?  That is because some paragraphs in the chapter were very insightful for me.  “I (self)” is always, always, always subjectivity, so “I” is never objectified.  In the past, I have regarded “I” as feelings, experiences or thoughts.  Instead, “I” is subjectivity forever and ever.  Thinking about this, I remembered the idea of “emptiness” in Buddhism.

 

Masculinities and Well-Being workshop

Yesterday, I joined a group psychotherapy workshop at JFKU Berkeley campus.  This was first time for me to experience group psychotherapy and to go to JFKU Berkeley campus.  I thought that a group psychotherapy had wonderful power to transform ourselves.