Recently someone wrote me and asked:
Paglierani dear, I am a student at the University of ********* and do a research project on a theory of personality. I have chosen you as a new therapy developed research seemed very interesting. There were some questions I just want to ask you to fill this presentation. OK here goes!
1. What was your childhood? Parents who live at home, etc.. . 2. If you could sum up how you feel about human nature, how shoulddo? I know it's hard, but I'm just curious:) 3 What is the most interesting discovery you have made lately in your work?
I understand that they must be incredibly busy, but it is hoped that these questions are not too onerous, and that would be helpful. Thanks for everything and I hope life is good!
M ******
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M ******, Hello
Sorry it took me so long to respond. Hopefully, what Isays, is for your work.
[1] What was your childhood? Parents who live at home, etc.. .
First, I'm assuming you are asking this refers to my personality theorist. Like Jung, whose minister father's loss of faith, had affected him for life, my mother's religious zealism a similar effect on me. In fact, I have images in my head of me at the age of seven feet from his room to say good night to her but I did not know that andshould not interfere with their prayers. Not the best use of a religion.
My mother is mentally healthy for me permanently affected, making an infinite desire to understand human nature in me. As good as I can reconstruct, had both anorexia (which they died at the age of 48) and a form of schizophrenia, and their sense that the cause of the disorder and sister in the Book of Poe in the House of Usher. That is to say, I grew up in a nice house neat and clean, but sound sterile. Neithermy younger sister Teresa nor I are ever speak, in fact. Let alone ask questions. The silence was the golden rule, and even when I was still in the cradle, I can imagine this is the way it was. Break the silence and severely punished.
As you can imagine, this rule was an act of perfect stillness deep for me. Not the least of which is stopping me from learning, and socially connect with others. This then forced me to look elsewhere for the compoundsPress me to learn almost by accident, how to connect to nature, and any combination. Trees. Clouds. The little purple flowers that grew wild in our lawn. I had discussions with them all. And everything else I could embody.
Fortunately for me, I grew up in a very, very nice. On the hill of a mountain overlooking the Hudson River. I myself remember five feet into the river near our house one day of sun a day in my shoes. Somehow I had become so carried away by the spring watersrunning along the mountainside, I was literally in the river, leaned forward, and had a conversation with the little people who lived green moss under water. Tiny single ancestral beings with little round head was what I saw. A whole community of young people who might somehow what I thought was breathing underwater.
Sure, why could not speak, I never told anyone that story. Until I was a theorist of personality that is.
Finally, my father was a hardwork hard to move truck driver - diesel mechanic that I can still picture to study the light from only a floor lamp with a shade of orange. Not personality, mind you. Most of the exploded views of "motor repair" types of books.
I myself have studied all my life like it, and while the books that study is not in itself of machines have a car within us all. Peoples' cultures. Religions. Philosophies. Arts and human failings and misunderstandings andlike. I say this, like this picture of my father I was very inspired to be who I am. Especially my help to teach pound, what other people think about human nature.
I think if I had to summarize this, what I said was, it was these three foundations that I did write an entire theory of personality, my mother the love of their religion, my inner life is based on conversations with nature, and anthropomorphic My father's love of books and learning throughmanuals as you work.
[2] If you could sum up how you feel about human nature, how would you do? I know it's hard, but I'm just curious:)
Again I ask you, how it relates to my personality theorist. Like Freud, who was at times blatantly sexual being banned, but discoveries in physics had lived openly admired, I am a product of my time. Read the book by James Gleick, Chaos, for example, many yearsFreud had first discovered the work of the physicists of the nineteenth century. And while I agree therefore with joy that creates energy in a spirit and can not let go of it and therefore there must be some unconscious (an idea that derives from the first law of thermodynamics), we strongly agree that I see human nature as fractals, as he tried linearity. That is, while I greatly appreciate the efforts of others in my area, I see the same search-test as completely wrong, the evidence (trains as a way of describing human nature, as statistics show the possibility, something to be true in human nature), to human nature in a linear motor. Completely
As for my personal sense of human nature, I find it infinitely beautiful and the people, fractal in the same way in all things are beautiful. For example, you can hear the difference between the beauty of a rose and a real silk? This rose is made of silk and the fractalMaterials. However, it any way compare to the beauty of a real rose.
I also tried to see, human nature and man, dissected into manageable units of data to be so foolish as a butterfly, in order to dissect the nature of knowledge. Dissecting the butterfly destroyed his nature. Dissection as a personality. So I see this as therapies that make a limit to cruelty.
This leaves us with only a genuine research tool. Create fractals that represent human visualNature. Use Sun to Russian dolls, which represents the structure of my personality. Ten, nested, development Beauty interdependent layers. O my ten layers of onion personality that is simply another variant of the same fractal nature.
[3] What job is the most interesting discovery you have made your last time?
Only a few weeks ago, I discovered a series of two fractals, which can describe the essence of all things addictive. L 'Fractal first describes what we get is addicted to the ability to change our mental perception of time. The second shows where euphoria (always high) is.
With regard to the first fractal, the fractal Addicts Time, I see it as no coincidence that our desires "Shaft" and "Downers" name. Both words refer to some specific drugs has allowed us to change something to predict our mental perception of time. This applies to everything from drugs and alcoholfor food and gambling.
As for the second fractal, then the body and mind Euphoria Fractal I found that in some almost magical way, Descartes was right. Mind and body are somehow important to separate. At the same time are the same thing, only one person by nature. (Descartes would probably gag if what I just said. Well, listen well.)
What I say is, that we all have two meanings of time that we feel in our bodies and we, in our senseHeads. And if we have something that makes a difference in fastest growing between these two clocks do, we feel a sense of euphoria. Or as they call it drug addicts, we feel "high".
Equally interesting is the idea that if you learn to heal, fall in love, or aware that we experience something like this is just more of a euphoria "double". What I mean is that if we have an eye, we experience a simultaneous increase in the speed with which our mind and body clocks. This then createsthe essence of what many would call a spiritual experience. Or how about my theories, the experience of a call "emergency".
Finally, there is another consequence of this internal clock / Clock fractal mind, we now have a sense, the essence of all mental disorders are described. Basically, at one end of the spectrum is the craze is simply a condition in which the mind is far ahead of our internal clock watch races. At the other end will have depression, which is simply that ourInternal clock is much faster than racing ahead to understand our watch.
BTW, at a conference this week, led by my friend and personal exploration, John Ortiz, John and I had two minutes to talk about recent discoveries. An hour later, he and I had the simultaneous recognition that people who put themselves estimates (such as people with Asperger syndrome and others) do this because physically simulate their internal clock with the clock speed racing spirit. L 'This was done at eye level, right there in the middle of one of his lectures made him even better.
M *******, I hope what I wrote that suits your needs class. And if you or someone you know have more questions, feel free to write again.
Sincerely,
Steven
PS If you like, you can call me Steven. My father is "Mr. Paglierani (smile.)
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