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The purpose of this blog and website is different than self-help blogs. I do write about ideas that may be new to you, the reader. I do want to be helpful. But I want to aid your thinking and understanding of yourself and not just give advice. Advice-giving is wasted...
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Conflicts in interpersonal relationships create emotional illnesses. Such conflicts create miscommunications, increase divorce rates, violence, job stress and family problems. Often people blame emotional problems on issues in their life that they are consciously...
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What was taking place in your parents’ lives when you were conceived and born is important for your self-understanding. The environment at that time helped shape who you would become. It shaped how your parents saw you and how they would treat you as they raised you....
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Who looks inside, awakes. — Carl Jung Dr. Jung was a Swiss psychologist and psychotherapist. He died in 1961 at age eighty five. His life’s work was directed toward self-examination. It is by self-examination that we come to understand who we are....
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* You would find your “true” self. * You would have minimal conflicts in relationships. * You would have appropriate give and take in relationships. * You would understand your own early emotional conditioning and how to counteract it. * There would be less...
