My introduction to psychotherapy in the early eighties was heavily influenced by Steiner and TA.
Live Life
Speed of Change
I was struck today by how fast the information age is rolling out. It is like one of those sped up movies of flowers bursting open. And then more, and more and more. There were several prompts for my thoughts.
One was a change of use for my Calendar in the cloud.
Making sense of psyche – ref John Locke
The quote from Locke below describes an idea I have long held. I did not know till today that John Locke had it 100s of years ago. It is relevant to me as I work with the psyche, or spirit as he calls it, as the main stuff of my day to day work. The psyche is, in his words, “abstruse”, and there is no way to talk of it other than through forms that reflect ultimately “sensible ideas” ie idea that relate to things we can experience with our senses.
Hence we use dramatic terms like Oedipus complex, and geographical terms like depression. Talk of the psyche is form of poetry and metaphor to describe the inner side of action, make sense of action.
Locke ECHU BOOK III Chapter I Of Words or Language in General:
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