PART 4 the right kind of philosophical/spiritual psychotherapy where we, as humans, are seen as as having creative potential but finding the inner blocks that impair it.
The only way to free ourselves from unconscious inner conflicts is having the courage to look in ourselves like never b4. It implies being master & disciple & having the passion in seeking the truth about ourselves no matter how we may feel of the outcome & you can only do this 1 on 1 with the right kind of psychotherapist
"A better possibility of dealing with destructive forces in ourselves is that of outgrowing them. The way toward this goal is an ever increasing awareness and understanding of ourselves. Self knowledge, then, is not an aim in itself, but a means of liberating the forces of spontaneous growth" Don't know about you but this speaks volumes and to the degree in which we liberate our growth is the degree in which it will manifest in us and in the world and to achieve this requires
PART 2 Also, unless we become well-acquainted with ourselves - knowing our feelings and affirming our needs, and learning to communicate these in responsible ways, we will form the unwise habit of depending upon another to furnish us with well-being"
To me, the laws of attraction make no sense. It implies some outside force, some divine force that is suppose to create this attraction. But what really cultivates self realization, greater capacity to love is what Dr. Karen H. said
Part 1 What Katherine is saying is nothing new. John Amodeo and Chris Wentworrth said in 1986 that
A successful relationship requires considerable work, primarily regarding our own personal growth. The romantic myths we grew up with ignored the fact that we first need to grow as autonomous individuals (at least to some reasonable degree), before we can sustain a meaningful primary commitment with another.
PART 4 the right kind of philosophical/spiritual psychotherapy where we, as humans, are seen as as having creative potential but finding the inner blocks that impair it.
The only way to free ourselves from unconscious inner conflicts is having the courage to look in ourselves like never b4. It implies being master & disciple & having the passion in seeking the truth about ourselves no matter how we may feel of the outcome & you can only do this 1 on 1 with the right kind of psychotherapist
GnosisMan50 1 month ago
PART 3
"A better possibility of dealing with destructive forces in ourselves is that of outgrowing them. The way toward this goal is an ever increasing awareness and understanding of ourselves. Self knowledge, then, is not an aim in itself, but a means of liberating the forces of spontaneous growth" Don't know about you but this speaks volumes and to the degree in which we liberate our growth is the degree in which it will manifest in us and in the world and to achieve this requires
GnosisMan50 1 month ago
PART 2 Also, unless we become well-acquainted with ourselves - knowing our feelings and affirming our needs, and learning to communicate these in responsible ways, we will form the unwise habit of depending upon another to furnish us with well-being"
To me, the laws of attraction make no sense. It implies some outside force, some divine force that is suppose to create this attraction. But what really cultivates self realization, greater capacity to love is what Dr. Karen H. said
GnosisMan50 1 month ago
Part 1 What Katherine is saying is nothing new. John Amodeo and Chris Wentworrth said in 1986 that
A successful relationship requires considerable work, primarily regarding our own personal growth. The romantic myths we grew up with ignored the fact that we first need to grow as autonomous individuals (at least to some reasonable degree), before we can sustain a meaningful primary commitment with another.
GnosisMan50 1 month ago
how do you relise those obtacult?
LindaW54 7 months ago