I'm Cautious About A Lot Of Words

Psychotherapy Makes Every Problem A Subjective, Inner Problem. And That's Not Where The Problems Come From. They Come From The Environment, The Cities, The Economy, The Racism. They Come From Architecture, School Systems, Capitalism, Exploitation. They Come From Many Places That Psychotherapy Does Not Address. Psychotherapy Theory Turns It All On You: You Are The One Who Is Wrong.

Aging Is No Accident. It Is Necessary To The Human Condition, Intended By The Soul. We Become More Characteristic Of Who We Are Simply By Lasting Into Later Years; The Older We Become, The More Our True Natures Emerge. Thus The Final Years Have A Very Important Purpose: The Fulfillment And Confirmation Of One’s Character.

Loss Means Losing What Was. We Want To Change But We Don't Want To Lose. Without Time For Loss, We Don't Have Time For Soul.

Suppose That Throughout Your Childhood You Were Good With Numbers. Other Kids Used To Copy Your Homework. You Figured Store Discounts Faster Than Your Parents. People Came To You For Help With Such Things. So You Took Accounting And Eventually Became A Tax Auditor For The Irs. What An Embarrassing Job, Right? You Feel You Should Be Writing Poetry Or Doing Aviation Mechanics Or Whatever. But Then You Realize That Tax Collecting Can Be A Calling Too.

From My Perspective As A Depth Psychologist, I See That Those Who Have A Connection With Story Are In Better Shape And Have Better Prognosis Than Those To Whom Story Must Be Introduced.