Personality Types

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I wonder what Heiner Fruehauf has to say on the subject of evidencing

archetypes in the classical literature. Anyone have his email address

or close enough to ask him to respond?

 

Frances Gander

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, frances gander <threetreasures@f...>

wrote:

>

> I wonder what Heiner Fruehauf has to say on the subject of evidencing

> archetypes in the classical literature. Anyone have his email address

> or close enough to ask him to respond?

>

> Frances Gander

 

Having been a personal student of Heiners and having discuused this exact

subject with

him, I can assure you he does NOT entertain these ideas of jungian style

archetypes as

having any development in the chin. med. lit. And lets be very clear. Heiner

has a

mystical take on TCM, but he does not believe in intuition devoid of

intellectual study nor

does he practice western psychotherapeutic approaches on his patients. His

anecdotes on

five element emotional therapy all involve changes that occur below the level of

the

patient's conscious mind and result in a physical purge. there is no conscious

insightg

involved, just a redirection of the patient's qi. This is the nature of

emotional work in the

CM context. All the rest of this jungian overlay you guys are talking about is

MSU, pure

and simple. Don't get me wrong. I almost studied transpersonal psych instead

of TCM,

but they are two unrelated subjects, IMO.