Bill O’Hanlon Imago think Tank #2 10 March 2010
One ot the “Think Tank” recorded phone conversations.
I liked the one above, and so have now downloaded the first one:
Bill O’Hanlon Imago think Tank #2 10 March 2010
Here is the publisher he recommends:
The website with the course he mentions:
There is a continuum with two extremes.
| Its all in the dialogue between the couple | ____________________________________ | Its all in the safety of the relationship with the therapist |
Of course it is both, I doubt anyone holds the extreme positions. However it is an interesting question as to when one of these aspects needs to be to the fore.
This discussion with Rick & Sherry Stolp addresses this question very well, among other things.
I call that my Tuned In Podcast System TIPS. Cumbersome? Tell me a better way.
I get exactly what I want. They stay in the Playlist till I’m done & then they go.
I can’t get that control with the built in Podcast folder, or the iTunes subscription system.
I made a post about this system before, has some more details.
I listen to Democracy Now more than any other news or current affair program. I find it gives me a better picture of the world than I can get from any NZ source. Left, not liberal, not sectarian. Amy Goodman – a hero!
I wish more people would listen to it. I found myself chatting casually about the plight of Haiti over the years because US interference and people though I was espousing conspiracy theory. Ordinary left thinking New Zealanders!
I’ll post up how I listen to Podcasts. The great thing is I walk & listen, good for my body. Good for the dog. Multitasking.
Brothers Karamazov is now in an audiobook! This mammoth task has been completed, thanks many readers and Rainer.
I read this book in 1967, at the Cragieburn ski-field where I was a custodian. I was upstairs in the sleeping loft of the ski hut, and often there would be a loud party downstairs. I’d read it by candle light or with a torch. I made notes! I may still have them. It was part of a few years of delightful self education, prior to going to the University of Canterbury, which by comparison was like a padded cell of the mind, though I have no regrets. I am looking forward to hearing the book read to me.
I have converted the mp3 for the first book into iPod Audiobook format (keeps track of where you are up to). Book 1 m4b Audiobook format
Links follow to the download page, Librivox, notes on a stage production where I found the image, and Wikipedia – where there is an excellent summary of the characters & their various names!
Click to continue reading “Librivox: The Brothers Karamazov by Fyodor Dostoyevsky”
I like listening to this guy talk about the good old days & about the future! Great if you love movies.
First story on
What Makes A Blockbuster: George Lucas Weighs In
This is the third post while doing a close reading of Moreno’s lecture on Tele, “given by the author during his European journey, May- June, 1954.”
Note: I continue to edit these posts, they are a work in progress for now, not really be good blogging practice. If anyone comments or there are track backs, I will not change what I wrote so conversations make sense.
First Post – Intro
Second Post – Transference
Transference and Tele (tag).
Quotes from the lecture, some research on Google and my detailed comments follow.
Click to continue reading “Transference and Tele: Section I, Tele”
I enjoyed this, like being in on a psychotherapy session – well conducted by Sherry Salman.
Talking Head: David Byrne Discusses Art and Inspiration at the Rubin Museum – WNYC Culture:
Talking Head: David Byrne Discusses Art and Inspiration at the Rubin Museum Wednesday, December 30, 2009
David Byrne looked like a large awkward bird that had been shaken from its nest when he arrived at the Rubin Museum to take part in the “Red Book Dialogues.” That might have had something to do with the audience that packed the room to see him undergo public psychoanalysis with the Jungian analyst assigned to gently coax him into revealing his unconscious.
In what some might call synchronicity I came across Mesmer’s (W) animal magnetism in two separate contexts today.
Firstly, in “Transference, Countertransference And Tele: Their Relation To Group Research And Group Psychotherapy [Word Doc] in Psychodrama Vol II by J.L. Moreno and then again in:
A podcasted radio program from WNYC on the Placebo effect.
Both these sources tie in with much of what I am writing about in this blog on the science of relationships, and specifically a current project on “parallel process” in supervision. It got me interested again in what Moreno calls tele. It is a word that will be with me, like it or not while I am involved with psychodrama (like the word psychodrama itself). I don’t like the word “tele” much, it seems to confuse everyone including me. The aim of this post(s) is to investigate tele, especially in relationship to, as in the title of Moreno’s lecture, to group research and group psychotherapy. I thought I’d make a summary of Moreno’s 1957 lecture chapter, and make responses.
Note: I continue to edit these posts, they are a work in progress for now, not really be good blogging practice. If anyone comments or there are track backs, I will not change what I wrote so conversations make sense.
I’ll start with quoting the Intro in full, make some comments and do more posts later, a series: Transference and Tele (tag).
Red Book Dialogues. Filmmaker John Boorman known for films such as Excalibur, Deliverance and Point Blank talks with Jungian analyst Christopher Hauke. I enjoyed listening today. Its long & slow but I like the form, and also learning about the movie Excalibur.
Image, link to website and quote follow.
