Monthly Archives: July 2007

TRIGGER MAN

Albert Ellis has passed away at 93. Where the Freudians maintained that a painstaking exploration of childhood experience was critical to understanding neurosis and curing it, Dr. Ellis believed in short-term therapy that called on patients to focus on what … Continue reading

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TO HIM IT’S ALL ONE

The friend to whom flower and thorn are one, In whose faith, Koran and Cross are the same – Why should we worry? To him it’s all one: The swiftest horse or a donkey that’s lame. #454: From Rumi’s Kolliyaat-e … Continue reading

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