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The Sands of Time

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Written By Andy Drymalski, EdD | The older I get, the faster time seems to progress. It was just New Year’s Day 2012, and it seems like just a short time ago it was New Year’s Day 2011. Intellectually, I know that there have been many days in-between, and yet, in terms of memories and feelings, it was just yesterday. What accounts for this time warp that I have heard many older people describe as well? Towards the end of his life Carl Jung reflected that his memories were whittled … [Read more...]

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Doing it God’s Way

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Written by Andy Drymalski, EdD | To do it God’s way, or not do it God’s way, that is the question. It is important to choose carefully, for your answer will have a profound effect upon your life. There are two main paths you can follow in life: the way of the world or the way of God. God’s way is the way of your soul, your dreams, and that small voice within. It is the path of your destiny. The way of the world, on the other hand, is more of a “one size fits all” approach. It … [Read more...]

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Jungian Psychology Series: Psychology’s New God

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TOP 10 Past Article Written by Andy Drymalski, EdD | Although cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) has been around for several decades, its exalted status within the fields of psychology, medicine, and healthcare insurance has reached a fever-pitch the past few years. One of the most researched and popular forms of psychotherapy, CBT is increasingly hailed as the “gold standard” of treatment for depression, anxiety disorders, and insomnia. In addition, CBT has been enthusiastically … [Read more...]

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The Necessary Crime

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Written By Andy Drymalski, EdD | A woman committed a crime, but it was not until later that evening that she heard the dreaded knock upon her door. She opened it to two tall and burly policemen who did not hesitate inviting themselves in. “Your ex-husband was found dead in his home, Ms. Jones, a bullet wound to his head,” said the darker of the two. “We have a warrant to search your home, and another for your arrest.” Ms. Jones stammered, her heart beating faster than a jackhammer. … [Read more...]

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Outgrowing Your Problems

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Written by Andy Drymalski, EdD | "The greatest and most important problems in life are all fundamentally insoluble. They can never be solved, but only outgrown.” Carl Jung Your honest response to this quote by Carl Jung might be, “Outgrow my problems?! Are you crazy? I don’t have time to outgrow my problems! I need answers. I need relief. And I need them now!” Your perspective is understandable at one level. You live in a highly technological and fast-paced world. You are used to … [Read more...]

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The Evolution of the Soul

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by Andy Drymalski, EdD | “Were it not a fact of experience that supreme values reside in the soul, psychology would not interest me in the least, for the soul would then be nothing but a miserable vapor.” Carl Jung October’s article, “The Soul House,” discussed how you live in two houses. One is a physical structure with a street address that locates it in the material world. The other is the dwelling of your innermost self--your spirit, or soul. You leave the former house when … [Read more...]

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