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Tag Archives: dialogue
When You’re Busy Making Other Plans
Why is it that just when I decided I was going to be vigilant about sticking to my schedule, I had to delay eating breakfast to go buy milk for my mother-in-law’s breakfast? I had decided to stick to my … Continue reading
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Tagged challenges, challenging questions, dialogue, flow, John Lennon, learning, planning, scheduling, self-discipline, unexpected surprises, values
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Addressed by Life Through Text
I want to share a bit of a reconstruction of some of the dialogue I had yesterday around the text I was learning with my friend Rivkah, which prompted my reformulation of Logotherapeutic Torah Dialogue (as it appeared in yesterday’s … Continue reading
Logotherapeutic Torah Dialogue 2
Logotherapeutic Torah Dialogue: an intimate dialogue with life (final version) Logotherapy is the philosophy, psychotherapy and art of living created by Dr. Viktor Frankl – psychiatrist, neurologist and author of best seller Man’s Search for Meaning (a psychological account of … Continue reading
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Tagged creative use of text, dialogue, life skills, logotherapy workshop, meaning, text, Torah
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Orientation to Text
Logotherapeutic orientation is the assumption that there is always meaning in life. Similarly in Logotherapeutic Torah Dialogue a particular orientation is taken. (As an aside, we can alternatively call it Logotherapeutic Textual Dialogue, for a wide range of texts and … Continue reading
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Tagged Bibliotherapy, dialogue, healing, logotherapy, philosophy, psychology, questioning, responsibility
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Logotherapy interview transcribed
For the visual among you, the following is a transcription of my interview of September 14 on the Arutz 7 Judean Eve show. After the transcription I have added selections from my personal notes that due to the flow of … Continue reading
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Tagged Arutz 7, attitude, dialogue, logotherapy, meaningful choices, potential, psychology, psychotherapy, world view
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Viktor Frankl's Logotherapy 