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Museum of the Creative Process

Origins of the Theory

Psychology as a Science

The Unconscious

Syndroms and Modalities

Assessment Theory

CAB Validations

Conflict Resolution as Morality

Patient Reviews

Core Curriculum

Self-Assessment

Program Overview

Think Tank Invitation

Museum of the Creative Process

Origins of the Theory

Psychology as a Science

The Unconscious

Syndroms and Modalities

Assessment Theory

CAB Validations

Conflict Resolution as Morality

Patient Reviews

Core Curriculum

Self-Assessment

Program Overview

Think Tank Invitation

Folder: Formal Theory

Origins of the Theory

Psychology as a Science

The Unconscious

Syndroms and Modalities

Assessment Theory

CAB Validations

Conflict Resolution as Morality

Patient Reviews

Folder: CAB Education

Core Curriculum

Self-Assessment

Program Overview

Think Tank Invitation

Stress : The Mexican eagle immobilizing and devouring a snake represents Matriarchy's omnipotent mother intimidating her weak partners and children.

Response : Greece's Oedipus, outwitting and dominating the Sphinx monster and marrying his mother represents Partiarchy's Greek snake man rising to power over women.

Anxiety : Women return to power through Hinduism's moral discovery of cooperation. Six-armed Siva as the cooperative man stepping on a child-like self. His own sexuality is cancelled and irrelevant.

Defense : The moral ascendance of men over women is reflected in the sacredness of snakes, flying dragons, and feathered serpents, gradually identified with the worship of the sun and the single male god.

Reversal : The comeback of women as seductive Eve reducing Adam to a charmed snake backfired on women. It evoked the father-son alliance; a monotheistic male dominated moral order.

Compromise :Christianity's virgin mother and self-sacrificial child, Islam's crescent and star, reflect the shift of power balance from Judaism's father-son Covenant to Messianism's mother-infant spiritual alternative.

Stress : The Mexican eagle immobilizing and devouring a snake represents Matriarchy's omnipotent mother intimidating her weak partners and children.

Response : Greece's Oedipus, outwitting and dominating the Sphinx monster and marrying his mother represents Partiarchy's Greek snake man rising to power over women.

Anxiety : Women return to power through Hinduism's moral discovery of cooperation. Six-armed Siva as the cooperative man stepping on a child-like self. His own sexuality is cancelled and irrelevant.

Defense : The moral ascendance of men over women is reflected in the sacredness of snakes, flying dragons, and feathered serpents, gradually identified with the worship of the sun and the single male god.

Reversal : The comeback of women as seductive Eve reducing Adam to a charmed snake backfired on women. It evoked the father-son alliance; a monotheistic male dominated moral order.

Compromise :Christianity's virgin mother and self-sacrificial child, Islam's crescent and star, reflect the shift of power balance from Judaism's father-son Covenant to Messianism's mother-infant spiritual alternative.

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