A central theme in philosophical
counseling is that truth not is something, which can be communicated
linguistically to another.
A human must be able to
receive it, and nobody can help him by giving answers.
He must come to the truth,
openly, free and unexpected.
In order to find an answer to
one or the other question, the guest must therefore be guided to understand the
question itself, rather than just giving an answer to the question.
If the question for instance is
about anxiety, the guest must be guided to understand anxiety; that is to say:
the guest must understand the one who is anxious, the human who has created the
anxiety, and that is himself.
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