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For a while however none should be missed, except for very good cause. The reaction following sessions has simply been the arousal of antagonism. The symptoms have been a defense against the sort of self-enlightenment that I am now giving in the sessions. There is then a natural reaction at times, as those tendencies in the personality that adopted the symptoms actually struggle to retain them.
[... 7 paragraphs ...]
Not actively. It is difficult to explain. The symptoms themselves cause certain chemical changes that have an effect, then, on the personality itself. If the self accepts the symptoms, and in all cases of illness to some extent or another this is true, then paradoxically a portion of the self identifies with the symptoms.
[... 1 paragraph ...]
This necessitates finding the causes for the symptoms, backtracking, really, to the point before the symptoms’ appearance, and facing problems now that would not be faced then. The symptoms represent in all cases one attempt, one method, of solving the existing problems. The personality must become aware of the inefficiency of such a manner.
[... 3 paragraphs ...]
He is progressing. The desperation caused by the symptoms became greater than the problem behind them. This alone showed him that his solution was wrong. The nature of his own individuality makes it impossible for him to accept such a solution. Therefore he had to seek others. This is a case where his curiosity stands him in good stead.
[... 4 paragraphs ...]
Ruburt’s birth did not cause his mother to become an invalid. These facts have not been blocked, but withheld. There is a difference.
[... 17 paragraphs ...]
At your convenience. This is merely a suggestion. The material is rather highly charged. (Pause.) The short session allows him to handle and dissipate effectively any reactions. This is done as we go along, and therefore does not build up.
[... 23 paragraphs ...]