ABUNDANT................10 | |
the intelligent and abundant life and what | Commentaries 10 |
What kind of abundant life did Jesus | Compassion 22 |
in mind? The abundant life that is | Compassion 22 |
What is the abundant life? It is | Dialogues 61 |
Jesus called the abundant life. I want | Existential 125 |
he recommended the abundant and triumphant life | Existential 169 |
thats the abundant life which Jesus | Existential 204 |
and that the abundant life Jesus spoke | RightUsefulness 8 |
reality. The expression abundant is semantically inappropriate | RightUsefulness 8 |
relationships? No. The abundant life is based | SoundlessMusic 29 |
ABUNDANTLY..............7 | |
have it more abundantly? (John 10:10 | Wisdom1 35 |
have it more abundantly? (John 10:10 | Wisdom1 75 |
have it more abundantly (John 10:10 | Compassion 22 |
have it more abundantly. Dr. Hora: Yes | Dialogues 61 |
have it more abundantly (John 10:10 | Dialogues 170 |
have it more abundantly (John 10:10 | Existential 204 |
have it more abundantly (John 10:10 | SoundlessMusic 29 |
ABUSE...................23 | |
course in child abuse.? I have had | Wisdom1 69 |
lectures about child abuse. (laughter) What did | Wisdom1 69 |
and humiliation and abuse, because somewhere in | Wisdom1 103 |
choice you choose abuse; it?s better | Wisdom1 103 |
invalid ideas of abuse of the past | Wisdom1 104 |
physical beatings and abuse, a child may | BeyondTheDream 135 |
person would naturally abuse himself in cleaning | Dialogues 76 |
difference between selfabuse and usefulness? Comment | Dialogues 76 |
forms of selfabuse. You hear people | Dialogues 76 |
myself exhausted. Selfabuse, selfpampering and | Dialogues 76 |
a victim of abuse. Comment: I guess | Dialogues 133 |
subjected to verbal abuse by a supervisor | Existential 127 |
that tirade of abuse, was not upset | Existential 127 |
a victim of abuse. He was responding | Forgiveness 10 |
are immune to abuse. In the Bible | Forgiveness 10 |
just compounding the abuse. Student: How do | OneMind 138 |
this kind of abuse and conditioning. One | OneMind 200 |
abused or to abuse. Now you could | OneMind 201 |
subjected to painful abuse or by subjecting | OneMind 202 |
helpless, endure sexual abuse, and then become | OneMind 206 |
experience pain and abuse. Student: Dr. Hora | OneMind 206 |
all kinds of abuse and humiliation and | OneMind 275 |
to oppression, to abuse, to pressure, to | OneMind 275 |
ABUSED..................22 | |
experience of being abused psychologically and physically | Wisdom1 37 |
a child is abused, beaten, tortured, or | Wisdom1 103 |
people who are abused in their childhood | Wisdom1 103 |
a child gets abused, because he is | Wisdom1 104 |
even socalled abused children. Most of | BeyondTheDream 120 |
being defiled, humiliated, abused, even tortured. There | BeyondTheDream 144 |
persecutors who humiliated, abused and tortured him | Commentaries 20 |
after she has abused herself during house | Dialogues 76 |
seeking to be abused. Now clearly, there | Existential 213 |
ways they were abused or maltreated. It | Forgiveness 4 |
child is badly abused, tyrannized and intimidated | HierarchyOfValues 18 |
often distorted and abused, and most of | OneMind 59 |
is interesting that abused children have just | OneMind 138 |
children. Maybe the abused child has even | OneMind 138 |
what about the abused child who has | OneMind 138 |
as a poor, abused person. Dr. Hora | OneMind 200 |
she enjoyed being abused. Now this sounds | OneMind 201 |
desire to be abused or to abuse | OneMind 201 |
child is being abused by an adult | OneMind 206 |
handcuffed, drugged, sexually abused, and gradually murdered | OneMind 206 |
maybe you were abused as a child | OneMind 236 |
bondage, very much abused and unhappy. Initially | OneMind 374 |
ABUSER..................1 | |
was a sadistic abuser, and this woman | OneMind 200 |
ABUSES..................3 | |
disasters, sicknesses, maltreatments, abuses, all kinds of | Wisdom1 103 |
be no manipulative abuses. There will be | BeyondTheDream 190 |
of deviations, misuses, abuses, and their psycho | Quest 50 |
ABUSING.................5 | |
that somebody is abusing a child and | Wisdom1 69 |
we are not abusing ourselves, we are | Dialogues 76 |
rage. He was abusing her in the | OneMind 143 |
was torturing and abusing this woman in | OneMind 200 |
the man enjoyed abusing her, and she | OneMind 201 |
ABUSIVE.................4 | |
to relive certain abusive experiences from childhood | Wisdom1 103 |
behaves in an abusive way with the | Existential 81 |
is hostile, aggressive, abusive. We can react | Existential 127 |
willing to be abusive to us is | Forgiveness 8 |
ABYSS...................1 | |
down into the abyss of absolute nothingness | BeyondTheDream 148 |
ACA.....................1 | |
the study of aca demic subjects where | RightUsefulness 22 |
ACADEMIC................9 | |
frequently encountered in academic circles is the | BeyondTheDream 65 |
philosophy or any academic subject. Metapsychiatry is | BeyondTheDream 75 |
nor operational, nor academic, but existential. What | BeyondTheDream 194 |
which is transformation. Academic education is essentially | BeyondTheDream 194 |
school system or academic education, but in | Dialogues 95 |
not philosophical or academic; it is existential | Existential 9 |
knows, especially in academic circles, that intellectuals | OneMind 242 |
and contentiousness. The academic worlds motivation | RightUsefulness 24 |
philosophers, and even academic theologians find it | SoundlessMusic 23 |
ACAUSAL.................2 | |
Metapsychiatry is ahistorical, acausal, and nonteleological. This | BeyondTheDream 80 |
Metapsychiatry is ahistorical, acausal, and nonteleological, it | BeyondTheDream 81 |
ACCELERATOR.............1 | |
released in an accelerator, the resultant energy | HierarchyOfValues 22 |
ACCENT..................1 | |
he have an accent? Is he crippled | Quest 12 |
ACCEPT..................70 | |
t have to accept that. We have | Wisdom1 85 |
was afraid to accept the job, and | Wisdom1 93 |
But if we accept the principle that | Wisdom1 127 |
forgiven if we accept incorrect ideas because | BeyondTheDream 5 |
fear but to accept. The right understanding | BeyondTheDream 29 |
he have to accept the patients | BeyondTheDream 29 |
we tend to accept unwittingly certain values | BeyondTheDream 55 |
not willing to accept them because they | BeyondTheDream 86 |
with us and accept this information, even | BeyondTheDream 97 |
to others to accept or reject. We | BeyondTheDream 124 |
reject or to accept is the same | BeyondTheDream 125 |
way. If we accept someone, we are | BeyondTheDream 125 |
The moment we accept a logical cause | BeyondTheDream 130 |
contemplate and to accept. The result is | BeyondTheDream 186 |
Unfortunately, if we accept that proposition, our | BeyondTheDream 249 |
claim responsibility and accept blame for something | BeyondTheDream 266 |
own thoughts. We accept responsibility for them | BeyondTheDream 278 |
respect us or accept us. It is | Compassion 17 |
the moment we accept the should thought | Dialogues 42 |
the moment we accept pleasure, we also | Dialogues 116 |
pleasure, we also accept pain and fear | Dialogues 116 |
Comment: If we accept the proposition that | Dialogues 133 |
is easy to accept something that is | Dialogues 160 |
too embarrassed to accept a healing. Comment | Dialogues 163 |
just have to accept a healing no | Dialogues 163 |
highly embarrassing to accept a healing because | Dialogues 165 |
for me to accept, since Jesus was | Dialogues 180 |
is difficult to accept. We would all | Dialogues 190 |
for them to accept it, they go | Dialogues 190 |
is hard to accept. Life is consciousness | Dialogues 194 |
God? If we accept the will of | Dialogues 221 |
parent would ever accept that idea. Comment | Dialogues 226 |
truth. And we accept it. We are | Existential 8 |
not have to accept anything. All that | Existential 9 |
psychology. If we accept these things on | Existential 36 |
anything or to accept anything. What happens | Existential 49 |
to believe or accept anything; it is | Existential 49 |
are we to accept or not accept | Existential 69 |
accept or not accept anyone? The moment | Existential 69 |
own context and accept our context. That | Existential 78 |
come back and accept therapy. What do | Existential 80 |
Question: Must we accept these religious concepts | Existential 101 |
we have to accept the patients | Existential 162 |
believe anything or accept anything on the | Existential 177 |
little difficult to accept because it hurts | Existential 184 |
the temptation to accept compliments. He knew | Existential 214 |
general, people blindly accept the idea that | MarriageAndFamily 17 |
point where we accept that we cannot | OneMind 70 |
either. They would accept her rationalization that | OneMind 100 |
I believe; I accept. But that does | OneMind 108 |
other individual to accept our point of | OneMind 154 |
us, or to accept our point of | OneMind 155 |
seems difficult to accept that there are | OneMind 162 |
disagree, not to accept and not to | OneMind 165 |
is willing to accept an invitation from | OneMind 206 |
how could they accept the fact that | OneMind 255 |
help. You can accept this as a | OneMind 265 |
to believe or accept that we have | OneMind 287 |
fact, if you accept the guilt, that | OneMind 300 |
happens if we accept this word, self | OneMind 369 |
Hora: You just accept it, and be | OneMind 379 |
it? Do I accept it, or do | Quest 74 |
or disagree, to accept or reject them | Quest 74 |
the more we accept the assumption that | Quest 78 |
bull. Comment: You accept the bull. Dr | Quest 95 |
Hora: When you accept the bull, you | Quest 95 |
Many people willingly accept dangerous assignments, even | RightUsefulness 18 |
believe in, to accept or to reject | SoundlessMusic 18 |
not have to accept anything, and we | SoundlessMusic 19 |
have come to accept these standard questions | SoundlessMusic 21 |