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Love you Amanda. Love your art.

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{... Sie habe es geschrieben, um zu zeigen, "dass, wenn wir zusammenarbeiten, selbst die kleinsten Akte der Freundlichkeit zum größten positiven Wandel führen können, auch wenn es schwierig sein mag", sagte die 24-Jährige. ...}

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US-Autorin: Amanda Gorman bei den Grammy Awards Anfang Februar in Los Angeles © Invision/​Jordan Strauss/​AP/​dpa “I wrote ‘Something, Someday’ to show that though it might be difficult, when we work together, even the smallest acts of kindness can lead to the largest positive change,” the 24-year-old Gorman said in s statement. Gorman became an international sensation after reading her poem “The Hill We Climb” at President Joe Biden’s inauguration in 2021. https://www.staradvertiser.com/2023/02/15/news/amanda-gorman-writes-childrens-book-something-someday/
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Manni_P :mastolove:

{Turn your magic on
To me she'd say
Everything you want's a dream away
Under this pressure, under this weight
We are diamonds

Now I feel my heart beating
I feel my heart underneath my skin
And I feel my heart beating
Oh, you make me feel
Like I'm alive again

Alive again!
Oh, you make me feel
Like I'm alive again

Said, I can't go on
Not in this way
I'm a dream, I die by light of day
Gonna hold up half the sky and say
Oh, we are omen}
Die Melodie des Lebens ist die Schönste. Chris I YOU 😃

Most everyone associated with psychotherapy has heard of Primal Therapy. Whether they love it or hate it, Janov's work has forced the field to wrestle with the significance of repression and raw emotion in their theoretical formulation. If this area were completely unimportant, Primal Therapy wouldn't cause such a ruckus. Furthermore, John Lennon wrote a great album after his time with Janov, so there's that. Here's to the ruckus, and a big loud, throaty welcome to Dr. Janov: 1. When would a clinician use Primal Therapy? Primal Therapy is used to treat a wide variety of neuroses, including the treatment of anxiety and depression. The aim is to return to the origins of the pain (which always goes back to a lack of love in childhood, or a trauma at birth), relive the pain, and thus heal it. 2. What does it look like? Patients return to the exact neuro-physiologic state as occurred originally at the time of the trauma. The treatment is an open-ended therapy in which the therapist remains accessible to the patient for as long as necessary. The aim of Primal Therapy is to restore the patients access to their repressed feelings and therefore free them from the consequences of repression. It is a process that the patients can go on doing by themselves once they have "access" to the buried feelings. Each time they let themselves "feel" they reconnect themselves to the origin of the repression and have numerous insights. They also feel better that they knew was ...
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