A Shining Affliction: A Story of Harm and Healing in Psychotherapy by Annie G. Rogers
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
"What you fear most has already happened."
“Are you wondering, Annie, how someone who doesn’t see you, really doesn’t recognize you, could possibly say goodbye to you?”
“When you feel you know the future, you can be sure that you are reliving the past...because nobody knows the future.”
“I could not afford to respond truthfully to them, to show them anything real about their effect on me.”
“In each moment in every life, there is a gesture hovering, to move toward or away from a truth.”
“If you fulfilled their wishes and died, then maybe they could love you.”
“I’d actually feel like a child for a moment or so.”
“This child could already foretell the future through the past.”
“What has been wounded in relationship must be, after all, healed in relationship.”
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Saturday, July 25, 2009
Reading Annie Rogers Again
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Mars Hill Graduate School,
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