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received. If he is a theologian, he may begin with the | T 9 D 1 T(392)219 |
psychotherapist does, or like the theologian, by ACKNOWLEDGING it in yourself | T 9 D 7 T(393)220 |
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THEOLOGIANS.................2
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this respect, as are many theologians. Data from one realm of | T 4 C 26 T(206)C 33 |
or another. If they are theologians, they are likely to condemn | T 9 D 3 T(392)219 |
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THEOLOGICAL.................1
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form of a delaying maneuver. Theological considerations as such are necessarily | U 1 A 2 U(1) |
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THEOLOGY....................2
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accepted or rejected. A universal theology is impossible, but a universal | U 1 A 2 U(1) |
this, and do not let theology delay you. | U 1 A 4 U(1) |
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E 43. The later theoretical switch to the primacy of | T 2 E 43 T(111)110 |
1 IN 1. A theoretical foundation such as the text | W 1 IN1 1 W(1) |
have gone through what seems theoretical and quite remote from what | W 133 L 1 W(277) |
both learn and teach that theoretical issues but waste time, draining | M 25 A 4 M(59) |
be escaped. Salvation is not theoretical. Behold the problem, ask for | M 27 A 4 M(63) |
is not a course in theoretical philosophy, nor is it concerned | U 1 A 1 U(1) |
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was personally as well as theoretically the case. Freud tried every | T 5 I 9 T(266)C 93 |
ultimate convergence of the parallel theoretically. EVERYTHING meets in God, because | T 6 C 8 T(279)C 106 |
the concept can be used theoretically, but it has NO application | T 7 D 1 T(310)C 137 |
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THEORIES....................3
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basic conflict. Since all such theories lead to a form of | T 2 E 32 T(108)107 |
the whole development of his theories that the superego never allied | T 2 E 41 T(110)109 |
the parallels involved in other theories of basic conflict. However, this | T 2 E 58 T(117)116 |
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THEORIST....................1
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the particular libido concept the theorist employs. (I still think it | T 2 E 38 T(110)109 |
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above the miracle-level. All psychoanalytic theorists have made some contribution to | T 2 E 23 T(105)104 |
This characteristic of all later theorists, who do not attempt, as | T 2 E 29 T(107)106 |
connection with libido. The later theorists denied the split-energy concept, not | T 2 E 34 T(108)107 |
Freud perceived it. The later theorists have tried to introduce a | T 3 F 14 T(155)154 |
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THEORY......................8
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at it as a new theory of basic conflict, if you | T 2 E 22 T(105)104 |
mind partly to create a theory OF the mind, but also | T 2 E 28 T(107)106 |
s fell. In consequence, his theory emphasized rather than minimized the | T 2 E 28 T(107)106 |
he responded by defending his theory more and more against it | T 2 E 39 T(110)109 |
This goes after basic conflict theory.) (Dictated without notes by HS | T 2 E 45 T(112)111 |
be judged by logic, by theory, and by practice, each being | T 4 C 25 T(206)C 33 |
is the body made a THEORY of yourself, with NO provisions | T 24 H 10 T(862)681 |
can accept the idea in theory, but it is rarely if | M 23 A 4 M(54) |
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has fully recognized either the therapeutic value of fear, or the | T 2 E 30 T(107)106 |
What the world perceives as therapeutic is but what will make | W 140 L 1 W(307) |
Patients do not enter the therapeutic relationship with this goal in | P 3 A 2 P(3) |
of the ego on the therapeutic process. But He will wait | P 3 B 3 P(4) |
was in charge of the therapeutic process and was therefore responsible | P 3 H 4 P(17) |
of His Love. For the therapeutic relationship must become like the | P 4 B 5 P(22) |
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THERAPIES...................1
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that the split which their therapies were intended to heal had | T 2 E 35 T(109)108 |
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is particularly helpful to the therapist who really wants to heal | T 2 C 13 T(92)91 |
-3. No-one is either therapist or patient. (B. should add | T 3 G 23 T(165)164 |
G 26. -6. The therapist (hopefully) does have the role | T 3 G 26 T(165)164 |
the better knower. Temporarily, the therapist or teacher can help in | T 3 G 26 T(165)164 |
5. Teacher and pupil, therapist and patient, are all alike | T 4 B 5 T(189)C 16 |
of the parent, teacher, and therapist. This goal will not be | T 4 B 14 T(191)C 18 |
Wisdom always dictates that a therapist work through WEAKER defenses first | T 4 G 18 T(227)C 54 |
loving, wise, and very understanding therapist, except for yourself. That exception | T 5 F 1 T(247)C 74 |
forms of the plan, the therapist interprets the egos symbols | T 9 D 4 T(393)220 |
can change his direction. The therapist cannot do this for him | T 9 D 9 T(394)221 |
And by HIS acknowledgment, THE THERAPIST KNOWS IT IS THERE. | T 9 D 9 T(394)221 |
him IT IS THERE. The therapist does not heal; he LETS | T 9 D 10 T(394)221 |
Holy Spirit is the ONLY therapist. He makes healing PERFECTLY clear | T 9 D 11 T(394)221 |
is the guide. The human therapist can only LET HIM FULFILL | T 9 D 11 T(394)221 |
Holy Spirit IS the only therapist. HE TEACHES THAT THE PAST | T 13 A 1 T(510)337 |
extended relationship with an official therapist. Either way, the task is | P 1 A 1 P(1) |
exceed whatever contributions an earthly therapist can provide. Yet there are | P 2 A 1 P(1) |
in his healing is the therapist forgiven with him. | P 2 A 2 P(1) |
patients goal and the therapists are at variance. The | P 3 A 3 P(3) |
s are at variance. The therapist as well as the patient | P 3 A 3 P(3) |
Regardless of how advanced the therapist himself may be, he must | P 3 A 4 P(3) |
of readiness change, and when therapist or patient has reached the | P 3 B 1 P(4) |
can be characteristic of a therapist as well as of a | P 3 B 3 P(4) |
always. Whatever resolutions patient and therapist reach in connection with their | P 3 B 3 P(4) |
possibly have come here? The therapist is only a somewhat more | P 3 B 4 P(5) |
have no need for a therapist. Relationships are still the Temple | P 3 C 1 P(5) |
only rarely so to the therapist. The world has marshalled all | P 3 C 3 P(6) |
of purpose between patient and therapist restores the place of God | P 3 C 5 P(6) |
to sanity. Teacher and pupil, therapist and patient, are all insane | P 3 C 5 P(6) |
ensure learning? What must the therapist do to bring healing about | P 3 C 8 P(7) |
this can teacher and pupil, therapist and patient, you and I | P 3 C 8 P(7) |
perfect healing. One wholly egoless therapist could heal the world without | P 3 D 3 P(8) |
D 4. The ideal therapist is one with Christ. But | P 3 D 4 P(8) |
process, not a fact. The therapist cannot progress without the patient | P 3 D 4 P(8) |
the core of psychotherapy. The therapist is seen as one who | P 3 E 9 P(11) |
as he perceives it, the therapist cannot but be seen as | P 3 E 9 P(11) |
give is worthy of the therapist. For God Himself holds out | P 3 F 3 P(12) |
both the patient and the therapist will count as nothing, for | P 3 F 6 P(13) |
send His Answer through the therapist who best can serve His | P 3 F 6 P(13) |
How is it reached? The therapist sees in the patient all | P 3 G 6 P(15) |
patient and accepted in the therapist, offer the mind of both | P 3 G 7 P(15) |
Who, then, is the therapist, and who is the patient | P 3 H 1 P(16) |
patient who comes to a therapist offers him a chance to | P 3 H 1 P(16) |
himself. He is therefore his therapist. And every therapist must learn | P 3 H 1 P(16) |
therefore his therapist. And every therapist must learn to heal from | P 3 H 1 P(16) |
Think carefully, teacher and therapist, for whom you pray, and | P 3 H 2 P(16) |
actually one in which the therapist in his heart tells the | P 3 H 3 P(16) |
help of a very advanced therapist, capable of joining with the | P 3 H 3 P(16) |
thing only is required: The therapist in no way confuses himself | P 3 H 4 P(16) |
He has not. The advanced therapist in no way can ever | P 3 H 6 P(17) |
H 9. Be thankful, therapist, that you can see such | P 3 H 9 P(18) |
A 4. A holy therapist, an advanced Teacher of God | P 4 A 4 P(20) |
everyone is both patient and therapist in every relationship into which | P 4 B 1 P(21) |
2. First, the professional therapist is in an excellent position | P 4 B 2 P(21) |
by which he became a therapist probably taught him little or | P 4 B 2 P(21) |
the aim of making the therapist a judge. P 4 | P 4 B 2 P(21) |
touch his heart, and the therapist will silently ask him for | P 4 B 3 P(21) |
He has himself found a therapist. He has asked the Holy | P 4 B 3 P(21) |
now. Yet neither a perfect therapist nor a perfect patient can | P 4 B 4 P(22) |
every meeting of patient and therapist. And that good is saved | P 4 B 5 P(22) |
if they did. Yet no therapist really sets the goal for | P 4 B 5 P(22) |
in the instant that the therapist forgets to judge the patient | P 4 B 6 P(22) |
reached, although both patient and therapist may arrive at different dreams | P 4 B 6 P(22) |
ready to receive, and no therapist can offer more than he | P 4 B 6 P(22) |
than from another. No professional therapist can hold this understanding consistently | P 4 B 7 P(23) |
8. Once the professional therapist has realized that minds are | P 4 B 8 P(23) |
B 9. The professional therapist has one advantage that can | P 4 B 9 P(23) |
and will be. The defenseless therapist has the strength of God | P 4 B 10 P(24) |
with him, but the defensive therapist has lost sight of the | P 4 B 10 P(24) |
the plan. Even an advanced therapist has some earthly needs while | P 4 C 1 P(25) |
It should not be the therapist who makes these decisions. There | P 4 C 2 P(25) |
belongs has enormous cost. The therapist who would do this loses | P 4 C 2 P(25) |
it is a right the therapist and patient share alike. | P 4 C 4 P(25) |
herein both are healed. The therapist repays the patient in gratitude | P 4 C 4 P(26) |
was sent to teach the therapist how much he needs forgiveness | P 4 C 6 P(26) |
C 8. Physician, healer, therapist, teacher, heal thyself. Many will | P 4 C 8 P(27) |