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Category: zerizut

  • Zerizut (Zeal/Alacrity) in Schwartz’s Theory of Basic Values

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    Zerizut (זריזות) is the Mussar trait of alacrity, energetic readiness, and proactive engagement. It emphasizes immediate and wholehearted action in both spiritual and mundane matters. Zerizut prevents procrastination, sluggishness, and avoidance, allowing for purpose-driven movement while maintaining ethical and intentional decision-making. In the context of Schwartz’s Ten Basic Human Values, Plutchik’s Wheel of Emotions, and…

  • Mapping Zerizut (Alacrity, Zeal, Skillful Readiness) to IFS Parts and Jungian Archetypes

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    With SMART Goals for Integration Zerizut is the Mussar trait that emphasizes swift, wholehearted action in fulfilling responsibilities and engaging in meaningful endeavors. This analysis explores how Internal Family Systems (IFS) parts and Jungian archetypes (both light and shadow aspects) shape its development, along with SMART goals for integrating zerizut skillfully. 1. The Self (Core…