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Tag Archives: love
I am Hashem
by Aryeh Siegel I am Hashem your God, who brought you out of the land of Egypt, out of the house of slaves (Exodus 20:1). The first two words of the Ten Commandments that God spoke on Mount Sinai are: … Continue reading
Logotherapy elevator statement
by Batya Yaniger One of the important marketing rules is imagining you’re on an elevator, the doors and soon closing and you’ve got half a minute to say something that captures the essence of what you do. Here is my … Continue reading
Posted in logotherapy
Tagged choice, conscience, logotherapy, love, meaning, purpose, responsibility, values
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Down Syndrome and a logotherapeutic attitude
Apropos to what I was writing about yesterday and the understandings that congealed in our logotherapy group, I received in my box a most beautiful, poignant and meaningful article by William Kolbrenner illustrating a logotherapeutic attitude towards life (although he … Continue reading
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Tagged choice, creativity, Down syndrome, embracing life, logotherapy, love, spirituality, William Kolbrenner
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Before It’s Too Late
Yesterday I went to the funeral of my daughter-in-law’s father. I had visited him just a week before. It’s not unusual that people get sick and die. What struck me is that I had put off visiting him for about … Continue reading
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Tagged death, emptiness, human achievement, humor, kindness, little voice, love, spiritual-growth
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Creating We-ness
Interesting that this post sounds similar to the previous one, even though the previous one was not written yesterday. These are some thoughts jotted down, in a raw state (since I’m giving myself permission to write in that way these … Continue reading
Posted in logotherapy, Social Issues
Tagged empathy, enmeshment, interdependence, love, relationships, unity
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The Tasks of Dis-Ease
As Frankl said there is great therapeutic value in seeing life as a task. The tasks of dis-ease can be broken into four main categories: processing, rediscovery, consciousness and being-in-relationship. Processing Processing meaning taking all the shells and pits of … Continue reading
Posted in Healing process, logotherapy
Tagged consciousness, disease, friendship, journaling, logotherapy, love, processing
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Balancing Loving and Being Loved
Did you ever notice that when you tell someone who’s feeling down and out to go to a movie or do something he likes it doesn’t always work? Sometimes the reason can be that he’s not happy with his job … Continue reading
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Tagged balance, creative values, experiential values, logotherapy, love, meaning
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Therapy of Love?
Is logotherapy a therapy of love? The answer is “yes and no.” It depends on how you define love. If love is the feeling a child has who is being embraced and treasured for the singular, preciously unique individual he … Continue reading
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Tagged logotherapy, love, maturity, meaning, psychology, responsibility, tasks
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A New Year
There will be no posts for the next three days. A new year is upon us in the Jewish calendar – Rosh Hashana. In the words of the prayer service it is the day of the birth of creation and … Continue reading
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Tagged blessing, conscience, consciousness, logotherapy, love, Rosh Hashana
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Needs or Values?
Many years ago in social work school personal growth groups were categorized as “preventative.” I agreed when there is a risk of suicide or illness or drug abuse or anything requiring serious intervention that facilitating such a group is preventative … Continue reading
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Tagged goals, logotherapy, love, meaning, personal growth, prevention, psychology, values
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