Comments for Keppe Pacheco Open University

Comment on Social Psychotherapy – Class 3 – Part 1 by Lillemor Lundgren

Lillemor Lundgren — Wed, 23 Mar 2016 19:36:27 +0000

I want to say to Richard: You are so right that modern psykotherapy has causes many problems not only for the client , but to their dearest too.

Comment on There is no Unconscious involved in the origin of illness, but rather an attitude of Inconscientisation – Class 2 – Part 2 by Lillemor Lundgren

Lillemor Lundgren — Tue, 22 Mar 2016 14:39:42 +0000

When I read about the unconscious and how much time the persons I know have given to therapy inspired by Frued´s ideas, mayby 10- 15 years. The result after this long time is that they are stuck because they have not found anything or they have made this thoughts to a lifestyle, because they can not bare to see that they have failed The fill the empthyness with
with acting like amateur theurapeuts in people they meet in their life.
To have chaced someting that not exist, does that to people.

Inconscientization is an active will to deny the consciousness they don´t whant to see.
And because it is active choice, it is possible to get out of this with Dr Keppe´s method.

Comment on Dr. Norberto Keppe’s Psychological/Philosophical Perspective – Class 2 – Part 1 by Lillemor Lundgren

Lillemor Lundgren — Mon, 21 Mar 2016 13:05:26 +0000

I am thinking of the treraputical form here called KBT therapy.
It is something I have met two times and it was clear for me, that this is leaving the problem to think by yourself to have a solution. This felt impossible to go forwards with.
Without anything as a base to stand upon ,you can not invent inside yourself ideas, bevause you are confused when you come here.

Comment on From Freud to Keppe – Class 1 – Part 1 by Lillemor Lundgren

Lillemor Lundgren — Mon, 21 Mar 2016 10:08:21 +0000

Very interesting. I was looking for Tatian in my thetheology books. Could not find him.

Comment on Glorification – Class 10 – Part 3 by Marie

Marie — Fri, 18 Mar 2016 16:43:46 +0000

Thank you ! I can understand it better now. But I was thinking about another issue. In Glorification Keppe mention the predestination of the world – how is that? I disputed with my art teacher who is a devoted churchgoing Christian when he claimed that our world is destined for destruction and that is God’s plan right from the start. I don’t buy that – but what does Keppe mean when he talks about predestination?

Comment on Glorification – Class 10 – Part 3 by Leonard Burg

Leonard Burg — Fri, 18 Mar 2016 16:35:11 +0000

By all means, merely ‘understanding’ doesn’t at all mean we will do the right thing or the enlightened thing. This is why we need Divine guidance. A spiritual guide once emphasized to me how sometimes we have to go where we don’t want to go and do what we don’t want to do. On the other hand, the ego wants to do what is pleasurable, convenient, etc.

Comment on Glorification – Class 10 – Part 2 by Ramon

Ramon — Fri, 18 Mar 2016 15:07:09 +0000

The cartoon is a great example of how we, like little naughty children, choose to go ‘against’ whenever the opportunity arises. Its not that the characters in the cartoon don’t know its wrong, they do.. it just gives them great pleasure in doing what is wrong, something we probably all can relate to. Like all bad attitudes it has its disastrous consequences. The cartoon reminds me of a movie I saw many years ago called “Lord of the Flies” where a group of children get stranded on a deserted island, without any adult supervision, where they are left to there own devices..

Comment on Glorification – Class 10 – Part 3 by Lillemor Lundgren

Lillemor Lundgren — Fri, 18 Mar 2016 12:12:41 +0000

“Life has so much greater meaning than we can imagine,becuause it is divane.”
The text is from Bethhoven´s 5 symphony.( drKeppe´s text)

I has a special memory I will share with you: I have many times been thinking of this at a specail funeral I had. A person, terminally ill, called me several times to his bed in the hospital and just wanted me to pray with him the blessing.
Every time a special peace came into the room.
At his funeral in the chapel I prayed the blessing as we always do in our country into lutheran church, the sun shined into the only window from the cealing just enlightning us and the casket. God was there with us and showed us His greatness.
It was a greeting from heaven and the Creator. This moment was transparent with the eternal light. We did nothing but welcomed it into our lives at this moment.

Comment on Glorification – Class 10 – Part 1 by Sari koivukangas

Sari koivukangas — Fri, 18 Mar 2016 12:00:15 +0000

People only attack goodness, that is, what benefits them. You will be studying this in more detail next week as we start the book The Origin of Illness. You would think people would be grateful for the cures, learning etc, but due to our inversion and consequent inconscientization we do exactly the opposite. Aa good example of this is the adolescents that may go against their parents because they do not want the benefits provided by their parents. At our school we see that students rarely give credit to the school, Keppe´s methodology etc for their development. Many times they find hilarious explanations for the progress they are having instead of recognising the source of goodness. You can see this in science when all explanations deviate from the true source of everything – God. This is the real intention behind of all materialistic science, as if everything would come from atoms, material particles that are an inferior element.

Comment on Glorification – Class 10 – Part 2 by Susan

Susan — Fri, 18 Mar 2016 10:54:52 +0000

I loved bad boys too, Rich. The more screwed up, addicted, the more they were attractive to me. As you say, it was a way of being self-destructive. As I get older, I see this self-destructiveness remains, but in other more “creative”ways –somatization, the pleasure of wasting time on non-essential, futile things