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The Iliad and the Odyssey
The Holocaust Memorial
Greece Vs. Judea Leading to Christianity
Scriptures as How to Behave as a Bird
How to be a Fish
Prometheus, Atlas, Pandora
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Chapel of the Vows
A new way of looking at art
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Metaphoria Murals
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Moral Monopoly The Game
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Recent Chapter: Conceptualizing Psychology as the Science of Conflict Resolution
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Genie Analysis of Six-Role Process
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Museum of the Creative Process
Educational Retreat Center
Introduction
Mission
Origins of the Theory, Observations of Periodicity
Premise
Psychology as a Science
Conflict Resolution as Morality
Validations
Self-Assessment, The Conflict Analysis Battery
Self-Assessment
Case Studies
Online Delivery Results
Client Profiles
Art to Science Creativity Program
Our Curriculum
In-Person Programs
Weekend Workshop
The Midweek Retreat
Introduction to and Map of the Sculptural Trail
Sculptural Trail, The History of Love
The 12 Wizard of Oz Panels
Epics of the Goddess: Psychology as a Science
Four Cultures
The Iliad and the Odyssey
The Holocaust Memorial
Greece Vs. Judea Leading to Christianity
Scriptures as How to Behave as a Bird
How to be a Fish
Prometheus, Atlas, Pandora
Personal Odyssey
Chapel of the Vows
A new way of looking at art
Audio Tours
Metaphoria Murals
Gorski Gallery
Gallery and Sculpture Park
Power Management Program
Relational Modalities
Moral Monopoly The Game
Paradigm Shift to the Moral Science
GPT Analysis of Presidential Speeches
Impact
Publications
Recent Articles Available for Download
Books
Recent Chapter: Conceptualizing Psychology as the Science of Conflict Resolution
Publication: Programming GPT as an Assessment Technology: Identifying the Scientific and Moral Structure of the Unconscious
Reviews
Kirkus Review
Essays
Patient Reviews
Educating Trump
Artificial Intelligence
Training the AI
GPT Analysis of Gettysburg Address
Genie Analysis of Six-Role Process
Genie Analysis of Relational Modalities
About
Visit Us
Press
Blog
Interview
Collaboration
Internships
Contact
Educational Retreat Center
Folder: Introduction
Back
Mission
Origins of the Theory, Observations of Periodicity
Premise
Psychology as a Science
Conflict Resolution as Morality
Validations
Folder: Self-Assessment, The Conflict Analysis Battery
Back
Self-Assessment
Case Studies
Online Delivery Results
Client Profiles
Folder: Art to Science Creativity Program
Back
Our Curriculum
In-Person Programs
Weekend Workshop
The Midweek Retreat
Introduction to and Map of the Sculptural Trail
Sculptural Trail, The History of Love
The 12 Wizard of Oz Panels
Epics of the Goddess: Psychology as a Science
Four Cultures
The Iliad and the Odyssey
The Holocaust Memorial
Greece Vs. Judea Leading to Christianity
Scriptures as How to Behave as a Bird
How to be a Fish
Prometheus, Atlas, Pandora
Personal Odyssey
Chapel of the Vows
A new way of looking at art
Audio Tours
Metaphoria Murals
Gorski Gallery
Gallery and Sculpture Park
Folder: Power Management Program
Back
Relational Modalities
Moral Monopoly The Game
Paradigm Shift to the Moral Science
GPT Analysis of Presidential Speeches
Impact
Folder: Publications
Back
Recent Articles Available for Download
Books
Recent Chapter: Conceptualizing Psychology as the Science of Conflict Resolution
Publication: Programming GPT as an Assessment Technology: Identifying the Scientific and Moral Structure of the Unconscious
Reviews
Kirkus Review
Essays
Patient Reviews
Educating Trump
Folder: Artificial Intelligence
Back
Training the AI
GPT Analysis of Gettysburg Address
Genie Analysis of Six-Role Process
Genie Analysis of Relational Modalities
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1. Stress (Copy) View fullsize
2. Response (Copy) View fullsize
3. Anxiety : Dying Father Sky cursed Chronos to be killed in his turn by his children, the Olympians. Chronos panicked at the sight of his children. View fullsize
4. Defense : Upon their birth, out of fear of being killed by them, Chronos devoured the Olympian children. View fullsize
5. Role Reversal : Mother Rhea hid her youngest, Zeus, from his father. Zeus grew up, freed his brothers, Ares and Poseidon, and the three killed their father. Ares, hidden in his helmet of darkness, disarmed Chronos, Poseidon with his trident pinn View fullsize
6. Compromise : Dying Chronos cursed Zeus to be killed in turn by his child. Zeus, scared of this predicament, swallowed his wife Meti as soon as she became pregnant. A few months later, Hephestus, the smith, opened his skull, and Zeus' daughter A View fullsize
Rest : Athena was born dressed like a warrior to pretect herself from men and the curse of being killed by her children. Yet Athena was raped by Hephastus and had a son, Erichthonius, whom she prompty got rid of by putting him in foster placement. View fullsize
1. Stress (Copy)
2. Response (Copy)
3. Anxiety : Dying Father Sky cursed Chronos to be killed in his turn by his children, the Olympians. Chronos panicked at the sight of his children.
4. Defense : Upon their birth, out of fear of being killed by them, Chronos devoured the Olympian children.
5. Role Reversal : Mother Rhea hid her youngest, Zeus, from his father. Zeus grew up, freed his brothers, Ares and Poseidon, and the three killed their father. Ares, hidden in his helmet of darkness, disarmed Chronos, Poseidon with his trident pinn
6. Compromise : Dying Chronos cursed Zeus to be killed in turn by his child. Zeus, scared of this predicament, swallowed his wife Meti as soon as she became pregnant. A few months later, Hephestus, the smith, opened his skull, and Zeus' daughter A
Rest : Athena was born dressed like a warrior to pretect herself from men and the curse of being killed by her children. Yet Athena was raped by Hephastus and had a son, Erichthonius, whom she prompty got rid of by putting him in foster placement.


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