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« He wanted to follow his heart but always ended up agreeing with his head, which tore him apart and finished to make him sick. »
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Guy Corneau
Healing the heart |
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Guy Corneau
Healing the heart
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« Only creativity has the power through its fire to transform obsessions, lacks, wounds and cowardice. Provided, of course, that we have the courage to approach him. If we do not do so, all the suffering that an individual may experience loses his raison d'être and no one can take advantage of it. »
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Guy Corneau
Isn't there happy love? How father-daughter and mother-son bonds shape our loves |
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Guy Corneau
Isn't there happy love? How father-daughter and mother-son bonds shape our loves
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« Such parents should be encouraged to practice what anonymous alcoholics call tough love, a form of relationship that suspends the exaggerated concern for the son to let him face the trials of life himself, even if he decides to sink into his impotence. Of course, it is not easy to make parents understand that this is the best way to love a child, especially if he or she finds himself suffering, helpless and rejected. Yet if one does not react, one risks becoming a victim of a being who has decided to destroy himself. »
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Guy Corneau
Isn't there happy love? How father-daughter and mother-son bonds shape our loves |
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Guy Corneau
Isn't there happy love? How father-daughter and mother-son bonds shape our loves
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