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Irvin D. Yalom · 1999
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What this book knows
Mortality, erotic entanglement, and the therapist's own grief reveal that healing and being healed are never truly separate.
mortality
I understand about death—more than you. And I understand about being alone—more than you.
MML-RC-012They felt they had much to teach, and that their death sentences had given them a moral authority they had never before possessed.
YALM-RC-025I felt for a brief moment at one with them, bonded together in illusion, all of us glowing at the image of the ship nearing the shores of a new life.
MML-RC-020intimacy
Every time I ask her about our therapy relationship, she gives me that wary look as though I'm coming on to her. Am I?
YALM-RC-119Here, in this office, I'm more interested in a deeper meeting with you: with your essence, with your—I know it sounds corny—but with your soul.
YALM-RC-136work-as-meaning
Perhaps just the common decency of a brief condolence. Or even an expression of gratitude for my willingness to see her despite my grief.
YALM-RC-076Illuminates
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