Re: Sankaran levels question
Posted: Sat Nov 18, 2006 1:00 pm
Thank-you Paul and Rosemary. I do have all his earlier works except his
Repertory. Following his development is I agree essential. The earlier
works are not nearly as interesting as later works. Many people develop
their thought through publishing and seminars, and although it is complex,
you have to just follow the development and withhold judgement until you get
a really good grasp of how they work. I can see why there are those who get
worn out with that kind of process. Personally, I find it invigorating and
to feel the pulse of another person's development is rewarding.
Rosemary, I am wondering if Schema is mainly a repeat of the charts in
earlier books.
Blessings,
Ellen
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Repertory. Following his development is I agree essential. The earlier
works are not nearly as interesting as later works. Many people develop
their thought through publishing and seminars, and although it is complex,
you have to just follow the development and withhold judgement until you get
a really good grasp of how they work. I can see why there are those who get
worn out with that kind of process. Personally, I find it invigorating and
to feel the pulse of another person's development is rewarding.
Rosemary, I am wondering if Schema is mainly a repeat of the charts in
earlier books.
Blessings,
Ellen
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