The Will Project is dedicated to deepening our understanding of the human will and how it influences our lives. Your insights, knowledge, and expertise are vital to this journey. Whether it’s identifying sources, sharing recent studies, or offering personal experiences, your contributions can significantly enhance our collective exploration. If you have information or expertise that could aid our research and development, we invite you to contribute to The Will Project, helping our mission of empowering individuals to develop and strengthen their will through direct experience and experimentation.
Current Requests for Assistance
Identifying Sources and Authors in Roberto Assagioli’s monograph ‘The Training of the Will’:
- What is the full name and background of “Tame” in the quote:
“As Tame said, one must ‘will systematically and earnestly, every day, for a year, for two, for three years…Man can re-make himself, still more, he can make himself; it is a great power, a noble task for a lofty spirit and a generous heart.’ (Correspondence, Vol. II, p. 251.)”
2. What is the original source of this quote, likely August Cieszkowski:
“Thus it is not surprising that the Polish thinker, Cieskowsky, asserted the priority of the will over all other psychological functions. Instead of Descartes’ ‘I think, therefore I am’, Cieskowsky says: ‘I will, therefore I think and am.‘”
3. We have a number of inspirational quotes about the will that lack sources and could be misattributed. Can you help?
Expanding Knowledge Base
Share any recent studies, publications, or lectures that explore the dimensions of the will, particularly in the context of psychology, philosophy, and personal development. Check out the Will Project categories.
Community Engagement
Contribute personal experiences or case studies that illustrate the application of the will in various life contexts. See Examples of the Use of the Will.
Share Your Expertise
If you have expertise in a relevant field, consider writing a guest post or providing a detailed response to existing queries.
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