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Tag Archives: community
One Simple Trick
There’s a scene in Zen and The Art of Motorcycle Maintenance where the main character has an argument with his friends about how fast they’re riding. They came to an agreement that his friends would go on ahead and wait … Continue reading
Posted in logotherapy, Uncategorized
Tagged arvut, community, enmeshment, self-interest, unity
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Macrobiotic Thanksgiving
I went to a delicious macrobiotic thanksgiving feast yesterday. The table was as tastefully arranged as the food to the palate. There were little decorative ceramic flower place setting with the name of each person carefully inserted in each one. … Continue reading
Posted in logotherapy, Personal experiences, Uncategorized
Tagged community, health, immune system, macrobiotic, thanksgiving
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Communal Victims
It’s not healthy to suppress emotions and it’s not healthy to recklessly let them loose either. We need to take stock of what is stimulating them and also what is the will to meaning that has been thwarted. What is … Continue reading
Posted in logotherapy
Tagged community, defiant-power, emotions, logotherapy, value-perception, victimhood
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Our logotherapy team
Our logotherapy end-of-course workshop was wonderful. We asked them to consider the following quote and questions on the quote: “Man cannot really exist without a fixed point in the future. Under normal conditions his entire present is shaped around that … Continue reading
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Tagged community, family, integration, logotherapy, meaning-seeking, societal change, synchornicity, trust, uniqueness
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Logotherapy heals communities
When I attended the International Logotherapy Congress in Dallas in 2009 I met a woman by the name of Olive Bugembe. She had studied logotherapy at UNISA (University of South Africa) and she implemented a program for parents on children … Continue reading
Posted in logotherapy, psychology, religion, humane
Tagged challenge, community, logotherapy, maturity, parenting, psychology, Rwanda, training course, UNISA, values
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A tapestry
Sometimes a person will say “I may be wrong but…” Expressing an opinion is a frightening thing. We can’t both be right. Therefore either I’m right and that puts me into the threatening position of having to prove myself right … Continue reading
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Tagged argumentation, community, contribution, individualism, mass, mosaic, peace
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Belonging and alienation
A friend was once discussing her feelings about the community in which she lives. She said that she doesn’t feel so much like she fits in, but she relates to our small group of women that meets once a week … Continue reading
Posted in logotherapy, Social Issues, Therapeutic skills
Tagged alienation, belonging, community, Frankl, responsibility, self-transcendence, tasks, uniqueness
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