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There he is still the whole, and the whole is in him, indistinguishable from nature and bare of all egohood (pp.
Higher stages of human development by Hartman, David; Zimberoff, Diane / Journal of Heart Centered Therapies
The individual comes through this transition with a stronger grip on their sword of egohood and will slash and prick at parents and classmates, flexing their muscles in arguments and scenes.
Parenting the school age child by Poer, Nancy Jewell / Special Delivery
For Jung, transformation is the goal of psychotherapy, and the disappearance of egohood is the only criterion of change.
The Ego in Heart-Centered Therapies: Ego Strengthening and Ego ... by Hartman, David / Journal of Heart Centered Therapies
 
 
 
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