On the possibilities of psychological vision

Анна Шиман 2 min read

Draft translation. This text was translated automatically and has not been proofread yet — if something reads oddly, it does.

You know how hard it can be to find the right words to describe something you understand only intuitively?
Have you ever tried to put into words an insight you have just had?
Or a longing of the soul for which it is so hard to find the right words, yet so easy to notice myriads of goosebumps all over your body and streams of tears ecstatically burning your face.
The subtle world of images, metaphors, symbols.
Tireless, wondrous, magical, alluring, teasing and full of promise.
And at the same time frightening and elusive in its constant movement, in its changes.
Thoughts and images flit past like weightless butterflies. And somewhere in the depths, under an old tangled root, “something” is hiding. Something so eerie and frightening, but still your own. Your very own.

Where words lose their subtlety, images and metaphors come to the rescue. Sometimes they are so rich and three-dimensional that you can bring them to life with your imagination.
Today the topics we touched on were very varied. And one of them was about the notion of normality.
How can you tell whether a person is “normal” or not?
Is it normal to talk to yourself?
And out loud?

I want to get across to each and every one that at the level of the human soul everything takes on quite different meanings. Normality takes on a grey shade of boredom. Whereas everything magical, inexplicable and unusual is exactly what becomes the norm.
This is the very approach we offer those who come to us at the centre.
To turn shortcomings into distinctive features. Abnormality into uniqueness. To look at yourself and your abilities differently. To help yourself gain a new vision with the help of psychology.

Perhaps it won’t be possible to get this across to everyone. Not everyone is ready for such turns.
If you are ready, then now is the time to join our course “Getting to Know Your Subpersonalities”, which starts on 28 June at 11:00

More about the course here: the “Karpman Triangle” practicum

Details by phone: 0675728577
See you soon

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