When we say "YES" to ourselves, we are energetically teaching the Universe that we value and honor ourselves; and thus are creating more space for other affirmative experiences to come rushing in.
Second, this conversion was complemented with principles formulated from patients' and family members' affirmative experiences and suggestions for improvement.
(Magda, social worker) Alternatively, some client participants shared affirmative experiences regarding the time allotted to their appointment, such as their physician taking the time to respectfully address and acknowledge their concerns.
When Ms. Parsons considers a question about meaning, she pauses and answers: "Everything is there". The response is an affirmative mandate for experience.
In addition, General Clark is expected to highlight his experience with affirmative action in the military, something he refers to repeatedly on the campaign trail in areas with large minority populations.
Richard A. Epstein, Affirmative Action: The U.S. Experience and Implications for New Zealand.
The buoyant quality of his affirmative celebration of human experience perhaps owes itself to the deep humanist tradition in Roman Catholicism, which arises from its central teaching of the Incarnation and places great trust in a form of human experience in which spirituality -- call it mind, or brain, or soul -- operates positively.
A16 Minority Admissions Down a Bit Two of the major universities that were forced by the Supreme Court to abandon affirmative action policies have experienced only slight declines in the racial diversity of the students they admitted for the fall.
And that tipping point is what I call the "30% Solution" -- the point at which women's voices resonate fully to add the affirmative difference of shared experiences and values.
However, there's certainly something affirmative and cathartic about the experience.
