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Tag Archives: family
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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Love
One of my favorite kinds of exercise is dance and one of my favorite songs to dance to is Ahavat Yisrael by David Abramson/Harpo z”l. It’s a little sad for me now when I turn on the music, knowing he’s … Continue reading
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Tagged David Avramson, Experiential meaning, family, Harpo, Israel, logotherapy, love
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These people knew about these people
A story is told in the Talmud (Gitten 57a) that three hundred thousand soldiers came and killed the residents in one side of the country for three days, and during all this time the residents on the other side of … Continue reading
Posted in logotherapy, World events
Tagged empathy, family, logotherapy, meaning, media
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