... to solve universal problems, can never link group-faith to the concept of "salvation." Turning back to H.P.B.'s hypnotism article, we find an excellent point of departure for evaluation of the history of psychiatry. The influence of psychoanalytic theory has tended to make most clinical practitioners aware of the fact that each man must eventually effect his own cure of a disturbed psyche ... how unique they are. With that there is a natural progression to the need to question the very essence of who they are and everything else that lies around them. The study of philosophy then makes ...

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