US /əkˈnɑːlɪdʒmənt/
・UK /əkˈnɒlɪdʒmənt/
acknowledgement and regulation of their own emotions, and an understanding of how others feel.
You need to feed yourself with recognition and acknowledgement.
A lot of the time we have the expectations that we set on ourselves because we're actually looking for acknowledgement from others that we're able to achieve that expectation.
There is more and more acknowledgement of the internal societal price that Israel is paying for the continuation of the war, and it was reflected in yesterday's speakers at the protest.
So there has to be an acknowledgement of what has happened here.
Whatever you are doing is bolstered by someone who is making this possible for you. And that acknowledgement, it's not just to be nice and to say thank you,
So when I look back on that memory now, and I recall that now, I don't feel the same level of pain and discomfort because the acknowledgement of that incident and the understanding of what happened there and how it led me down a path to where I am now.
The problem is how much of it is extremely sensible and therefore in its way utterly ineffective, for what we are dealing with in heartbreak is not some administrative malfunction for which one or two handy pointers will swiftly return a sufferer to the norm, but a wholesale and long-term loss of command over one's emotional constitution, for which the most opposite response may be limitless acknowledgement of the scale of the crisis, unbounded compassion and a heavy emphasis on the utter reasonableness of madness.
However, if you decide to, it actually has far reaching benefits beyond the acceptance and acknowledgement of the traumatic experience.
It's an acknowledgement that I can't change what happened five minutes ago, so now I have two choices.
If anything, this video is more of a sense of urgency or a message of urgency and acknowledgement that if you are feeling the way you're feeling, that it is not a bad thing, it is a good thing, but it is now time to be willing to step into that new version of yourself.