Irv you are one the greats! After reading your books a few times over, I expected to see superman when I finally saw you on film. Instead I saw this gentle thoughtful guy at work and realized my hero was a mortal man.
11:22 In my experience, the change came after a series of events that I perceived as traumatic. I fell into depression and didn't really see av way out of it. What was different this time was that I didn't try to get out of it out numb it, I just kept going and taking it. I maintained the depressive mood for several months until I started experiencing changes in the way I saw the world around me and the way I saw myself. The change started about a year ago and is still happening. In my humble opinion, the facility that induces the change is the ability to overstimulate oneself to a point that the current way of seeing the world becomes impossible. After that point, there are two possible ways: mental breakdown or change of view. I believe this is what Dąbrowski called Positive Disintegration.
Irvin Yalom is a hero in this field to many. It is difficult to see him decline in health and memory. I appreciate the questions the interviewer asked in this podcast. It wasn't reheated from the many interviews Yalom has given. Very thoughtful episode.
Thank you Roni for this. Such an influential soul to this field. I appreciate the in depth , heartfelt, and simultaneously down to earth interview of a genuine master of the craft. Blessings.
omg how did you get Irvin that is super impressive... anyway fantastic job Roni the questions are great &really to the point - I' m quite amazed to find out how much you grew up as a person really proud of ya and your recent life/academic choices
Very interesting conversation. But when he makes reference to his deceased wife not existing anymore, that's a belief. He doesn't know that any more than someone knows that their deceased loved one does exist. As someone once said, perhaps the best thing we can bring to our death is a healthy capacity for surprise.
Romans 15:4 For whatsoever things were written aforetime were written for our learning, that we through patience and comfort of the scriptures might have hope.
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Irv you are one the greats! After reading your books a few times over, I expected to see superman when I finally saw you on film. Instead I saw this gentle thoughtful guy at work and realized my hero was a mortal man.
11:22 In my experience, the change came after a series of events that I perceived as traumatic. I fell into depression and didn't really see av way out of it. What was different this time was that I didn't try to get out of it out numb it, I just kept going and taking it. I maintained the depressive mood for several months until I started experiencing changes in the way I saw the world around me and the way I saw myself. The change started about a year ago and is still happening.
In my humble opinion, the facility that induces the change is the ability to overstimulate oneself to a point that the current way of seeing the world becomes impossible. After that point, there are two possible ways: mental breakdown or change of view.
I believe this is what Dąbrowski called Positive Disintegration.
I concur with Dr. Yalom. This was a pleasing interview. You are an intelligent and gentle interviewer!
Thank you so much for getting this interview. I just finished "When Nietzche wept" and loved it so much.
Thank you so much for this interview.
Perfect selected questions. Thank you for the time spending on the design of them. Well Done!
Thank you for the interview!
Enjoy it
Irvin Yalom is a hero in this field to many. It is difficult to see him decline in health and memory. I appreciate the questions the interviewer asked in this podcast. It wasn't reheated from the many interviews Yalom has given. Very thoughtful episode.
Thank you Roni for this. Such an influential soul to this field. I appreciate the in depth , heartfelt, and simultaneously down to earth interview of a genuine master of the craft. Blessings.
Thank you for doing such a priceless job.
Absolutely loved listening and watching you both, thank you.
Thank you.Wish you all the best
Wonderful. Thank you. Do you do counseling work?
Wow! Great interview :)
omg how did you get Irvin that is super impressive...
anyway fantastic job Roni the questions are great &really to the point -
I' m quite amazed to find out how much you grew up as a person really proud of ya and your recent life/academic choices
Really good question asking! you really seem to do your homework
Very interesting conversation. But when he makes reference to his deceased wife not existing anymore, that's a belief. He doesn't know that any more than someone knows that their deceased loved one does exist. As someone once said, perhaps the best thing we can bring to our death is a healthy capacity for surprise.
Thank you. ❤
Good questions! Thank you
Love him
Best
Does Yalom have an email?
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Romans 15:4
For whatsoever things were written aforetime were written for our learning, that we through patience and comfort of the scriptures might have hope.
I dont think people change. I think they become more or less of themselves