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Class 058 – Three “Rs” of Metapsychiatry – Track 2: The importance of giving patient a sense of security—Existential anxiety—Viewing self-confirmatory tendencies with compassion—Losing interest in boastfulness, bragging, desire to be liked—The three “Ps”: pampering, praise, persecution—Fear of being ignored—The three “Rs” of Metapsychiatry: recognition, regret, reformation—Three steps in healing—Definition of “recognition”—Healing of breathing problem and inability to smell—Definition of “regret”—Reformation of thought habits—Translation of thought to symptom to thought—Knowing what is valid—Changed behavior does not indicate healing—Resistance to thoughts vs. losing interest—How do we lose interest?—Incurability of desire to be pampered and praised—Overeating as a form of pampering—Persecution as the flip side of pampering and praise—Behavior problem is a mental (thought) problem—Feeling good and persecution as self-confirmation—Being a beneficial presence vs. self-confirmation.

Class 058 – Three “Rs” of Metapsychiatry – Track 1: The importance of giving patient a sense of security—Existential anxiety—Viewing self-confirmatory tendencies with compassion—Losing interest in boastfulness, bragging, desire to be liked—The three “Ps”: pampering, praise, persecution—Fear of being ignored—The three “Rs” of Metapsychiatry: recognition, regret, reformation—Three steps in healing—Definition of “recognition”—Healing of breathing problem and inability to smell—Definition of “regret”—Reformation of thought habits—Translation of thought to symptom to thought—Knowing what is valid—Changed behavior does not indicate healing—Resistance to thoughts vs. losing interest—How do we lose interest?—Incurability of desire to be pampered and praised—Overeating as a form of pampering—Persecution as the flip side of pampering and praise—Behavior problem is a mental (thought) problem—Feeling good and persecution as self-confirmation—Being a beneficial presence vs. self-confirmation.

Class 057 – The Physical is Mental – Track 2: The principle of existential validation—Transcending religious and cultural differences—Recognizing valid values—The nature of religions—Transformation vs. information— Transforming discipline vs. religious ritual—Judgment vs. observation—Hermeneutic clarification—Importance of not being judgmental –Should thinking—Therapeutic ambition—Jesus as healer—Self-confirmatory ideation—Existential dread—Freedom from existential anxiety–Understanding meanings of symptoms—Discerning a mode of being-in-the-world—Example of man with hernia—Pathogenic vs. health-promoting—Harmful vs. helpful praise—Being a beneficial parent or therapist—The right context.

Class 057 – The Physical is Mental – Track 1: The principle of existential validation—Transcending religious and cultural differences—Recognizing valid values—The nature of religions—Transformation vs. information— Transforming discipline vs. religious ritual—Judgment vs. observation—Hermeneutic clarification—Importance of not being judgmental –Should thinking—Therapeutic ambition—Jesus as healer—Self-confirmatory ideation—Existential dread—Freedom from existential anxiety–Understanding meanings of symptoms—Discerning a mode of being-in-the-world—Example of man with hernia—Pathogenic vs. health-promoting—Harmful vs. helpful praise—Being a beneficial parent or therapist—The right context.

Track 2: Continuation of opening session with Jan Linthorst on “Do We Really Know What We Know?” with Q & A with Dr. Hora.

Track 1: Opening session of conference on “Do We Really Know What We Know?” facilitated by Jan Linthorst.

Track 1: Dr. Hora speaks on “On Being Born Again.”

Track 1: Opening session of conference Jan Linthorst on “The Womb of Being Born Again.”

Track 2: Continuation of Jan Linthorst on “The Womb of Being Born Again,” with Q & A.

Track 1: Jan Linthorst facilitates Q & A and speaks on “Expanding our Perspective on Life”