Posts Tagged ‘person’

Carl Rogers: The Flow of Becoming a Person

Written by John on April 18th, 2009
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Some Rights Reserved by muha… at Flickr Carl Rogers summarized what he had learned about his own process of becoming a person in an essay entitled “This is Me,” found in On Becoming a Person. This discussion helps illuminate the beliefs he gained from experience about effective change and acceptance of one’s self. He concluded [...]

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Tags: acceptance, Carl Rogers, experience, feelings, flow, learning, life, person, positive, risk, therapy, trust
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Facing My Double Again

Written by John on April 14th, 2009
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Some Rights Reserved by a_whisper_of_unremitting_demand at Flickr catatonickid recently published a post about facing your double, reaching a place where nothing can be explained, a place where no choice could possibly be right. She calls that the “ideal argument for healing,” or, in the quoted words of Marie-Louise von Franz: “the beginning of the process [...]

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Tags: awareness, creativity, double, emotion, healing, individuation, integration, person, personality, Recovery, self, spirituality, unconscious
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