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Fundamental
Assumption
Anxiety and depression push
our sense and awareness of our felt needs, our sense of reality,
our sense of relevance, personal values and truth, out of
our conscious minds and into the unconscious.
While our sense of reality
is pushed out of consciousness like this it is unknown to
us. For us to reconnect with our sense of reality and personal
relevance we need to exercise trust in the face of the unknown.
For example, imagine you're
considering selling your house, your most important investment.
You need to decide about the right agent, the right price,
the right market, the right time and so on. All of these issues
can be overwhelming. I'm sure you've had the experience. In
the face of enormous risks and unknowns we can start generating
seemingly endless anxiety and worry. Then all of a sudden
you take a break, catch a movie, see a friend, go to the footy
and so on. Then as you walk out of the movie so to speak you
notice a real estate agent open and ready for business. You
find yourself walking past with total indifference. Then you
realise you never wanted to sell your house in the first place.
The movie was therapeautic, it reconnected you with your true
feelings.
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