| Psychology2, 497:and necessarily lies. In an effort to bring the patient to an understanding of his difficulty andPsychology2, 497:the frequent failure to bring relief. First, the patient as he descends into the depths of hisPsychology2, 497:two points warrant careful attention and the patient must be safeguarded from himself, from thePsychology2, 498:have been dealing. This method delves into the patient's past; it seeks to unearth the basicPsychology2, 501:far as they indicate the character trends of the patient. One difficulty can, however, be found.Psychology2, 503:allowance for: The age or soul experience of the patient. He has to determine whether the relatedPsychology2, 503:man when out of the body. The freedom of the patient from the desire to make an impression upon thePsychology2, 504:status and hierarchical relationship of the patient. Psychology2, 504:he attempts to interpret the dream life of his patient, is based not only on his inabilityPsychology2, 504:on his inability esoterically to "place" his patient as to ray type, evolutionary status,Psychology2, 504:also he is confronted with the inability of the patient to relate his dream correctly. What isPsychology2, 507:They are of three kinds: The activity of the patient himself when freed, in sleep, from thePsychology2, 514:of soporifics, and other forms of treatment, the patient will be taught methods of divorcingPsychology2, 751:angle of Its opportunity. The Christ stands in patient silence, attentive to the effort that willRays, 219:brilliance and radiance. It is this quality of patient endurance which is so sorely needed by theRays, 512:Stabilization. This is brought about by long patient use of the four [513] previous processes andReappearance, 38:of the present opportunity. The Christ stands in patient silence, attentive to the effort that will |
