Much Of What We Call Emotion Is

If People Stopped Looking On Their Emotions As Ethereal, Almost Inhuman Processes, And Realistically Viewed Them As Being Largely Composed Of Perceptions, Thoughts, Evaluations, And Internalized Sentences, They Would Find It Quite Possible To Work Calmly And Concertedly At Changing Them.

Religious Fanaticism Has Clearly Produced, And In All Probability Will Continue To Produce, Enormous Amounts Of Bickering, Fighting, Violence, Bloodshed, Homicide, Feuds, Wars, And Genocide.

I Get People To Truly Accept Themselves Unconditionally, Whether Or Not Their Therapist Or Anyone Loves Them.

As A Matter Of Fact, As A Result Of My Philosophy, I Wasn't Even Upset About Hitler. I Was Willing To Go To War To Knock Him Off, But I Didn't Hate Him. I Hated What He Was Doing.

In A Sense, The Religious Person Must Have No Real Views Of His Own And It Is Presumptuous Of Him, In Fact, To Have Any. In Regard To Sex-love Affairs, To Marriage And Family Relations, To Business, To Politics, And To Virtually Everything Else That Is Important In His Life, He Must Try To Discover What His God And His Clergy Would Like Him To Do; And He Must Primarily Do Their Bidding.