The Trouble With Most Therapy Is That

This, Perhaps, Goes To Show That Conditional Self-esteem, As I Have Said For Many Years, Is An Insidious, Real Sickness, So Much So That Even Buddhists Carelessly Sneak It In And Sometimes Encourage Their Clients To Achieve It.

Spirit And Soul Is Horseshit Of The Worst Sort. Obviously There Are No Fairies, No Santa Clauses, No Spirits. What There Is, Is Human Goals And Purposes As Noted By Sane Existentialists. But A Lot Of Transcendentalists Are Utter Screwballs.

By Honestly Acknowledging Your Past Errors, But Never Damning Yourself For Them, You Can Learn To Use Your Past For Your Own Future Benefit.

In A Sense, The Religious Person Must Have No Real Views Of His Own And It Is Presumptuous Of Him, In Fact, To Have Any. In Regard To Sex-love Affairs, To Marriage And Family Relations, To Business, To Politics, And To Virtually Everything Else That Is Important In His Life, He Must Try To Discover What His God And His Clergy Would Like Him To Do; And He Must Primarily Do Their Bidding.

The Trouble With Most Therapy Is That It Helps You Feel Better. But You Don't Get Better. You Have To Back It Up With Action, Action, Action.