Tag: Kashmir

• Patterns of Silence

  Just a quick note based on something I wrote to a friend’s daughter about problems in Kashmir. A Jungian tale I recently heard, a marker for our times. Once there was a severe drought in a village. There was no water, so all vegetation died, and there was no food for people. The cattle started dying…

  MS

  November 21, 2010

  Counseling, Counseling and Psychotherapy, Couples Counseling, Creativity, Expressions, Fresno, Marriage Counseling, Poetry, Psychology, Psychotherapy, Therapy

  Children and Youth, depth psychology, God, History, holiday, jung, Kashmir, multiculturalism, Rainman, Tent, Thanksgiving

• Religious Identity, and Eid-Ul-Zuha

  A few weeks ago, during the auspicious week of Diwali, I held back from writing about the sacred day that is so special for Hindus in India and abroad. As a therapist, I did not wish to compromise my perceived neutrality. However, come Eid, I wished to share myself with others, and experienced no need…

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  November 17, 2010

  Expressions, Fresno, Psychology, Uncategorized

  Allah, Diwali, Eid al-Adha, God, Hajj, Hindu, india, Kashmir, milticulturalism, multicultural, Muslim, Raksha Bandhan, religion