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down what you<br />

like about yourself,<br />

what you<br />

value most, and<br />

what you are<br />

good at… so as<br />

to build up a<br />

positive and<br />

realistic selfesteem.<br />

Most importantly<br />

(which becomes<br />

tip #11<br />

J), Introduce<br />

behavioral<br />

change NOW<br />

(today) to lead<br />

yourself towards a happier life, to become a practical<br />

idealist and make a difference in your own life. “Be<br />

the change you want to see.” Happiness is not a<br />

goal in life, but a continuous process. We can always<br />

expect to be happier… One of the most recommended<br />

actions by Dr. Ben-Shahar, as well as by Dr.<br />

Andrew Weil (in his new book Spontaneous Happiness),<br />

is to start writing appreciation journal, or recall<br />

three things you enjoyed and appreciated every<br />

day before going to bed.<br />

By simply asking yourself everyday: “What<br />

should I be grateful right now?” “What do I appreciate<br />

in my life?” you will become at least 25% happier.<br />

For more information about positive psychology,<br />

I highly recommend the web site from University<br />

of Pennsylvania -- “Authentic Happpiness”<br />

(http://www.authentichappiness.sas.upenn.edu/<br />

Default.aspx)...<br />

May this short introduction help you find your<br />

way to becoming happier!<br />

Kevin W Chen, Ph.D. – is an associate professor at the Center for Integrative Medicine and Department of Psychiatry,<br />

University of Maryland School of Medicine (USA). Dr. Chen was educated in the universities of both<br />

China and the United States, and has years of experience and training in blending eastern and western perspectives,<br />

and in the practice of life-nurturing methods. As a long-time practitioner of Qigong <strong>Yang</strong> <strong>Sheng</strong>, he is one<br />

of the few scientists in the U.S. to have both hands-on knowledge of mind-body practice, and an active research<br />

career in mind-body medicine, which is funded through grants by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and<br />

various foundations. Dr. Chen devotes his career and life to the practice of <strong>Yang</strong> <strong>Sheng</strong>, and promotion of selfhealing<br />

and mind-body-spirit integration through the non-profit organization, World Institute for Self Healing<br />

(WISH) (http://www.wishus.org).<br />

30 <strong>Yang</strong>-<strong>Sheng</strong> (Nurturing Life) Volume 2, Issue No. 5

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