Monthly Archives: July 2011

THE MYTH OF MENTAL ILLNESS

Posted on July 26, 2011 by Keirsey

What are we to do when under threat of being found out as unworthy? Believing ourselves to be unworthy, our only choice is between exile, suicide, or madness, since none of us will admit to companions that we are unworthy. … Continue reading →

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Pillars of Madness: Part IV, Disarming Confessions

Posted on July 19, 2011 by Keirsey

THE PILLARS OF MADNESS Part IV There are four extraordinarily useful ideas amid the massive tangle of publications on madness, these contributed by four men of genius in the practice of studying and changing seemingly irrational human actions— [1] The … Continue reading →

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Pillars of Madness: Part III, Role Casting Control

Posted on July 11, 2011 by Keirsey

THE PILLARS OF MADNESS Part III There are four extraordinarily useful ideas amid the massive tangle of publications on madness, these contributed by four men of genius in the practice of studying and changing seemingly irrational human actions— [1] The … Continue reading →

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Pillars of Madness: Part II, Distracting Automatisms

Posted on July 4, 2011 by Keirsey

THE PILLARS OF MADNESS Part II There are four extraordinarily useful ideas amid the massive tangle of publications on madness, these contributed by four men of genius in the practice of studying and changing seemingly irrational human actions—   [1] … Continue reading →

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