Mirroring

I want to add a few notes to my recent posts on the mirror in psychodrama

Companioning the protagonist as they are mirrored.

To see how others see you can be a moment of vulnerability.

The director can assume a companion position in the audience, and watch the mirroring together and connect and with the protagonist in that moment.

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Playful Mirroring

I’ve been finding descriptors for kinds of mirroring. Exact, validating. revealing…

I want to add playful to the list

Republic of Letters

http://www.readwriteweb.com

The 18th century, more than many, may remind us of our own time. That period was the culmination of what had become known as the “Republic of Letters,” a shared domain of imagination that lasted from 1500 to 1800.

I love the phrase “republic of letters” and I’m surprised I have not head of it before. In the next iteration of my article: Archetypes of Cyberspace I’ll do some more research and add it in.

BIPERSONAL PSYCHODRAMA

BIPERSONAL PSYCHODRAMA: ITS TECHNIQUES, THERAPISTS, AND CLIENTS
By ROSA CUKIER available here:

Here on Lulu

Soi far I’ve read the first few chapters and she has an excellent description of various perspectives on Psychodrama au deux. (as I prefer to call it. I had a thin blue book with that title, where is that?)

Harville Hendrix Audio

Click to play & download Harville Hendrix Helen Hunt Freud to Buddha

Note from: http://gettingtheloveyouwant.com/thinktank

The Challenge of Creating Change: Freud and the Budda in Dialogue with Imago
Join Harville Hendrix for a preview of the keynote presentation at the 8th Annual Conference

I listened to it and found it quite wonderful.

Harville places connectedness as a form of consciousness akin to or surpassing enlightenment. That is quite something. It makes sense to me as there is a resonance through the cosomos, things connect.


Spotted another Harville Hendrix one there on Behaviour Change:

Click to play & download Harville Hendrix on BCR