When They Talk About Family Values, It's

By Setting Up A Universe Which Tends To Hold Everything We Do, See, And Say In The Sway Of Its Cosmos, An Archetype Is Best Comparable With A God

Why Do We Focus So Intensely On Our Problems? What Draws Us To Them? Why Are They So Attractive? They Have The Magnet Power Of Love: Somehow We Desire Our Problems; We Are In Love With Them Much As We Want To Get Rid Of Them . . . Problems Sustain Us -- Maybe That's Why They Don't Go Away. What Would A Life Be Without Them? Completely Tranquilized And Loveless . . . There Is A Secret Love Hiding In Each Problem

Many People Nowadays Who Discover That They Have A Major Symptom, Whether Psychological Or Physical, Begin To Study It. They Get Drawn Very Deeply Into The Area Of Their Trouble. They Want To Know More Than Their Doctor. That's A Curious Thing, And Not At All The Way It Used To Be.

Psychotherapy Theory Turns It All On You: You Are The One Who Is Wrong. If A Kid Is Having Trouble Or Is Discouraged, The Problem Is Not Just Inside The Kid; It's Also In The System, The Society.

Tell Me What You Yearn For And I Shall Tell You Who You Are. We Are What We Reach For, The Idealized Image That Drives Our Wandering.