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Through The Eclipse Of Large Areas Of The Self, By Repression And Inhibition As Well As By Idealization And Externalization, The Individual Loses Sight Of Himself; He Feels, If He Does Not Actually Become, Like A Shadow Without Weight And Substance.

The Conception Of What Is Normal Varies Not Only With The Culture But Also Within The Same Culture, In The Course Of Time.

There Is No Good Reason Why We Should Not Develop And Change Until The Last Day We Live.

The Idea Of A Finished Human Product Not Only Appears Presumptuous But Even, In My Opinion, Lacks Any Strong Appeal. Life Is Struggle And Striving, Development And Growth - And Analysis Is One Of The Means That Can Help In This Process. Certainly Its Positive Accomplishments Are Important, But Also The Striving Itself Is Of Intrinsic Value.

Basic Anxiety Can Be Roughly Described As A Feeling Of Being Small, Insignificant, Helpless, Deserted Or Endangered In A World That Is Out To Abuse, Cheat, Humiliate, Betray, Envy... . And Special In This Is The Child's Feeling That The Parents' Love, Their Christian Charity, Honesty, Generosity ... May Be Only A Pretense.