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Tag Archives: meaning
Meaning -> Intention -> God
by Aryeh Siegel It seems to me that just about everyone will at some time say there’s something meaningful in what is happening around him or her. The meaningfulness consists in there being some message that is being conveyed. In … Continue reading
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Tagged God, intention, logotherapy, meaning, philosophy, religion, spirituality
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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
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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
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Tagged choice, conscience, logotherapy, love, meaning, purpose, responsibility, values
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Bittersweet
by Danny Kern Rav David Ebner said in the name of the Sefat Emet the following idea. On Pesach we need to chew the Marror until it is sweet. To chew and chew until the bitterness goes away. The Sefat … Continue reading
Logotherapy From a Religious Perspective
1) What are the ways therapy might be viewed from a religious perspective and how is therapy likely to be viewed from the perspective of a religious logotherapist? 2) How do we picture G-d and in what ways if any … Continue reading
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Tagged creativity, logotherapy, meaning, personal relationship, religion, religious perspective, spirituality, therapy
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The Hidden Question
One of the documents I’m in the midst of working on is filled with ideas that I quickly jotted down as they streamed out of me but which I now feel a bit overwhelmed about putting into order. My husband, … Continue reading
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Tagged life questions, literature, meaning, potentials, Writing process
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Healing through Human Becoming
I’ve just been doing the dishes after reading the book Viktor Frankl by Anna Redsand and suddenly it hit me. We’ve been telling people the uniqueness of logotherapy is that it puts meaning squarely in the center of concern. The … Continue reading
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Tagged human beings, human spark, human spirit, logotherapy, meaning, positive psychology, Viktor Frankl
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The Fault Line
Another way of putting what I wrote yesterday is this: In life we live on the fault line between the innate feeling inside of how we enjoy giving and what the world is offering us. It is said that blocks … Continue reading
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Tagged curiosity, logotherapy, meaning, reality, trust, uniqueness, voice
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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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