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Interrelationship Among Problems ©1998 NICOLEA
It is very likely that if you explore several problems, you will find that those problems are interrelated.
Sooner or later you will relate any and all difficulties to a single and fundamental problem and that forms the fabric of our delusions.
Atalanta and Hippomenes, by Guido Reni
Making an Analysis
Let us, therefore, return to the problem you mentioned experiencing most recently, or if you believe another is more pressing and urgent choose that one. Now, to make an analysis of your problem it is first necessary to describe it in greater detail.
We will be asking you about that problem and it will be helpful if you would consider it briefly as if it were an event in a play or in a movie: It would be an event having a sequence of scenes and each scene would contain:
1) What took place? (the action)
2) What was said and thought? ( the dialogue)
3) What were the attitudes and feelings of the participants? (the actors)
4) When did it take place? How old were you? (setting)
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If some sparks of this celestial fire shall animate the reader, consider yourself as well rewarded for this laborious undertaking. Ancient philosophy has been, for centuries, the only study to break the shackles of ignorance; and in which one finds an inexhaustible treasure of intellectual wealth, and a perpetual fountain of wisdom and delight.
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