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To Observe Thyself in Relationship
Image by kikasworld / Vivian Maier exhibition 2014 Foam Amsterdam Introduction “To be is to be in relation,” the Gestalt therapist might say—not merely as a poetic phrase but as a fundamental principle of existence. We are not entities floating … Okumaya devam et
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awareness continuum, Fritz Perls, gestalt therapy, I and Thou, Krishnamurti, Laura Perls, martin buber, mutual transformation, objectification, paul goodman, presence, present moment, principle of wholeness, quality of our encounters, Rainer Maria Rilke, who is the observer, wholeness ile etiketlendi
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the End of Psychological Time: part 1
In their profound 1980 dialogue, philosopher J. Krishnamurti and physicist David Bohm delved into the psychological roots of human conflict, the role of time, and the nature of consciousness. Below is an analysis of their exchange, highlighting key questions and … Okumaya devam et
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awareness continuum, constructive growth, David Bohm, external tasks, fragmented parts of the self, Gestalt perspective, human conflict, J. Krishnamurti, law of Prägnanz, organism-environment interaction, psychological becoming, psychological roots, Psychological Time, the root of conflict, transcending the self entirely, unfinished business, what is, what should be ile etiketlendi
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