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Monthly Archives: April 2011
Spiritual magnetic fields
Rivkah (the friend and study partner I’ve written about here) and I were studying about consciousness. On the topic of consciousness our text, Alei Shur brought a metaphor of magnetic fields, saying that just as physical magnetic fields exist in … Continue reading
Love is all-encompassing
Two last interview questions from the logotherapy podcast interview to share… M: Frankl drew some very clear lines on where logotherapy ended and where religion began, and yet, it is generally well accepted that logotherapy is highly compatible with a … Continue reading
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Tagged Judaism, logotherapy, love, moral sensitivity, psychology, psychotherapy, responsibility, spirituality
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Welcoming challenges
To continue my notes from the logotherapy podcast interview… M: Tell us more about the work that you do in Israel. B: I see private clients and I co-facilitate an English speaking logo training program in Israel to a group … Continue reading
Master teachers
Contemplating about the Passover holiday has brought up thoughts of stuck-ness and redemption. The word for Egypt, the place where the emerging Jewish nation was stuck 3,300 years ago, is Mitzrayim from the word meitzar, a narrow place. As slaves … Continue reading
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Tagged constancy, learning, logotherapy, mastery, music, playfulness, teaching
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Redemption
With the Jewish holiday of Passover coming up I devoted time to our study group to discuss the topic of questions. I opened the discussion by stating the obvious: The central experience of Judaism revolves around asking questions. The Passover … Continue reading
The search and the invitation
We continue with my written notes for the logotalk podcast. M: You’ve talked to me before about two directions of seeking the will to meaning and of hearing the call to meaning. Can you say more about that? B: I … Continue reading
Posted in logotherapy
Tagged divine guidance, God, life tests, logotherapy, psychology, seeking
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Spiritual source of logotherapy
The second logotalk podcast question put to me was: Marshall: Do you see logotherapy as having a spiritual source, and, if so, how would you describe it? Batya: Frankl writes about the unconscious relation to God. We can say simply … Continue reading
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Tagged dereflection, Huston Smith, laughter, logotherapy, paradoxical intention, psychology, science, self-detachment, spiritual
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Knowing with one’s entire being
I will post the logotalk podcast interview in installments. This is not a transcription but my written notes. It will not exactly match the oral interview. Marshall: Batya, welcome to logotalk. Batya: It’s good to be here. Thank you for … Continue reading
Posted in logotherapy
Tagged conscience, intuition, Judaism, knowledge, logotherapy, man in image of God, principles
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Logotherapeutic Healing for Caretakers
A friend of mine who uses logotherapy in her work as a nurse for seriously ill patients has been discussing with me her ideas about how to teach the nursing staff practical ways of incorporating the healing power of logotherapy … Continue reading
Posted in Healing process, logotherapy
Tagged dereflection, hospital care, life reveiw, logotherapeutic techniques, logotherapy, nursing
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Curiosity
Life unfolds. I was in town. I had my plans. Go to work, pick up my husband, pick up my son, go home. Instead there was no work today, my husband wasn’t ready for quite awhile and there I was … Continue reading
Posted in logotherapy, Personal experiences
Tagged curiosity, El Halev, martial arts, theater, Viktor Frankl's logotherapy
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