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  1. map.simonsarris.com

    You must return several times before a place opens up to you. Returning to the same place brings a new set of emotions, and eventually, some familiarity. So it is with many many other things. More than I think we realize at first. ~ ~ ~ Some hasty thoughts follow. Familiarity is a misunderstood virtue. Cultivating a sense of belonging is under ...
  2. mayoclinichealthsystem.org

    Having a sense of belonging is so important, considering the groups and labels we give ourselves and others. We are members of families, sporting teams, hobbyists, spiritual groups, charities, political parties, cities, countries and nationalities, to name a few. Nearly every aspect of our lives is organized around belonging to something.
  3. lanoonan.com

    In this post, let's consider the concept of "belonging to," as coming from a place of equal footing. A sense of "place," of home, a feeling of familiarity. The beauty of belonging lies in the feeling of a common bond, identity, and shared experience. It's a feeling of togetherness. Unity. Each one an accepted member of the collective.
  4. greatergood.berkeley.edu

    3 days agoPeople want to belong, but it gets twisted. We're told, in order to belong, those people can't belong. In order to belong, you gotta attack those people. We use othering as a mechanism to try to create belonging. And that's the mistake we made more than once. At the root of it is a deep need and yearning for belonging.
  5. en.wikipedia.org

    Whether it is family, friends, co-workers, a religion, or something else, some people tend to have an 'inherent' desire to belong and be an important part of something greater than themselves. This implies a relationship that is greater than simple acquaintance or familiarity. Belonging is a strong feeling that exists in human nature. [1]
  6. neurolaunch.com

    Sep 14, 2024Balancing novelty and familiarity is a constant challenge in decision-making. While familiarity provides comfort and efficiency, embracing novelty is crucial for growth, innovation, and adaptation to changing circumstances. Finding the right balance between these competing needs is a key aspect of personal and professional development.
  7. The document discusses the importance of familiarity and belonging. It argues that familiarity is an underappreciated virtue and that cultivating a sense of belonging is valuable. It notes that revisiting the same places, books, or activities multiple times provides more value than variety alone. Developing familiarity requires small, repeated interactions over time, but modern lifestyles can ...
  8. academia.edu

    Familiarity is an elusive concept, capturing what we know intimately and what we only recognize from having seen before. ... Belonging and attachments A second set of consequences of familiarity can be understood in terms of belonging and attachments. The ease described above may translate into belonging through making one feel "at home ...
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