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 1 Int|        the hidden layers of the psychic structure of man and tries
 2 Int|         said for the use of new psychic methods. But theoretical
 3 Int|    always consider man (1) as a psychic unit and totality, (2) as
 4 I  |                     I. Man as a Psychic Unit and Totality ~
 5 I  |     much more care. The various psychic faculties and functions
 6 I  |      But you, psychologists and psychic healers, must bear this
 7 I  |     mind: the existence of each psychic faculty and function is
 8 I  |        In it are rooted all the psychic dynamisms with their own
 9 I  |        to one of the elementary psychic dynamisms and thus install
10 I  |        power at the helm. Those psychic dynamisms may be in the
11 I  |         deny an ontological and psychic reality. ~
12 I  |      cannot be alleged that the psychic troubles and disorders which
13 I  |       normal functioning of the psychic being represent what usually
14 II |  completely wrong approach! The psychic itself belongs to the domain
15 III|       found in the study of the psychic in its social aspects, in
16 III|      are thus actualized in the psychic. If the protests arising
17 III|     consideration of the ego as psychic inhibition, error, return
18 III|         natural altruism of the psychic being. ~
19 III|   subconscious provokes serious psychic conflicts. If psychoanalysis
20 IV |     rooted in the depths of the psychic being, would push man towards
21 IV | psychology if it deals with the psychic aspect of religious phenomena
22 IV |        the very depths of man's psychic being. Even if there were
23 IV |   transcendent relations of the psychic being there belongs also
24 IV |  expression in suffering and in psychic disorder. ~
25 IV | transcendent orientation of the psychic being towards God. Respect
26 IV |   regarded as necessary for the psychic easing of the patient and