Thank you so much for this! Someone just mentioned this book to me and google threw up your lecture! So very useful because I tend to learn best with videos/lectures. Many thanks for making these videos and summaries.
"Without Deviation there is no progress." That resonated with me on a deep level! And so true! Thank you for this content, its really helpful as a beginner at lvl 4!
I started my level 4 counseling yesterday and oh my! I was seriously conflicted 😅.. our tutor was completely person led and the anxiety I felt was unreal! Why wasn’t she leading us through each step! I had ALL these expectations before the course and it felt they weren’t being met! The morning after after reflection, I thought my goodness! I’ve been so harsh in expectations of myself to feel self-worth.. I cried and felt this sense that just being as a person.. as humans.. we are enough ❤.. I’m So intrigued about Rogers and person centered xx
These are great! I’m so glad I found you. I’m reading On Becoming A Person right now for my 1st class of grad school starting this month. This is so helpful. 🙏🏼👍🏼
Well, thanks for telling me that. I suspect that you're about to embark on a huge adventure, and I hope it's a great one! So... ha ha... is "Totus Tuus" your Latin way of saying, "Y'all?"
Eric Dodson Lectures Totus tuus was routinely used to sign off letters written in Latin, meaning "all yours", often abbreviated as "t.t." (a variation was ex asse tuus). In recent history Totus tuus was used by Pope John Paul II as his personal motto to express his personal Consecration to Mary based on the spiritual approach of Louis de Montfort and the Mariology in his works.[1] The pontiff explained the meaning further in his book Crossing the Threshold of Hope where he defines it as not only an expression of piety but also of devotion that is deeply rooted in the Mystery of the Blessed Trinity.[2]. Sorry, I cited Wikipedia but it was pretty accurate.
Mr Dodson, thank you so much for this lecture series, I look forward to watching them all, and I also have a question. I know Rogers mentioned in, “On Becoming a Person”, (and I believe elsewhere) that he was influenced by the ideas of Kierkegaard in the shaping of his ideas, and I was wondering if you knew exactly which of Kierkegaard’s ideas did Rogers find most insightful and influential to his theory?
Thank you Dr. Dodson. I found your TH-cam channel a few days ago while I was stuck on a chapter about Rogers in my thesis. So these and the previous getting started helped a lot. Do you have any recommendations for a good reading material for this lecture. A few basic and important items would be highly appreciated. Thanks again, Ido.
So glad to see your stuff Eric! Listened to your breakdowns 6 years ago in undergrad. In grad school now and i'm picking up plenty to help me out. Thanks so much
Thanks, you are cool! Such a nice introduction to Rodgerian method ...And i always have this problem with key points..I guess repetition had been a good answer all the way.. :) And Frank Zappa nailed it.. ;)
_I must say, you remind me a lot of myself, in many aspects. Of course, you're not as good looking, intelligent, or witty, but I have unconditional regard for you. Safe._ _would love to hear you do a series on Shopenhauer. Platonism, namely, Plato. And, the greatest text of all, A Course In Miracles. What are the odds that a professor discuss the most important text of our era? It is an amazing account, and can be used juxtaposed to ALL other existing texts in the corpus of philosophy. Taking the text on its own terms. This text is peculiarly unknown in philosophical circles. Probably because it's purpose isn't mere speculation._ _Svaki_
Thank you so much for this! Someone just mentioned this book to me and google threw up your lecture! So very useful because I tend to learn best with videos/lectures. Many thanks for making these videos and summaries.
I love knowing the process of things so sound like it's gonna be a great series for us process lovers!
Go Dr. Dodson!!!! Also loved the 8 lecture Nietzsche series!
"Without Deviation there is no progress." That resonated with me on a deep level! And so true! Thank you for this content, its really helpful as a beginner at lvl 4!
I started my level 4 counseling yesterday and oh my! I was seriously conflicted 😅.. our tutor was completely person led and the anxiety I felt was unreal! Why wasn’t she leading us through each step! I had ALL these expectations before the course and it felt they weren’t being met! The morning after after reflection, I thought my goodness! I’ve been so harsh in expectations of myself to feel self-worth.. I cried and felt this sense that just being as a person.. as humans.. we are enough ❤.. I’m So intrigued about Rogers and person centered xx
Thank you for sharing this video and pointing out the fact the repetition is the key 💖
And thank you for constantly repeating! It really does help. 👍🏼
Wow, this is such valuable content and I am excited to have found this series and your channel! Thank you so much Eric!
Thank you! Let's start this series!
Super awesome!!
Glad to be here
Zappa and Rogers! Be still my beating heart!
Wonderful, thank you!
These are great! I’m so glad I found you. I’m reading On Becoming A Person right now for my 1st class of grad school starting this month. This is so helpful. 🙏🏼👍🏼
Well, thanks for telling me that. I suspect that you're about to embark on a huge adventure, and I hope it's a great one! So... ha ha... is "Totus Tuus" your Latin way of saying, "Y'all?"
Eric Dodson Lectures Totus tuus was routinely used to sign off letters written in Latin, meaning "all yours", often abbreviated as "t.t." (a variation was ex asse tuus). In recent history Totus tuus was used by Pope John Paul II as his personal motto to express his personal Consecration to Mary based on the spiritual approach of Louis de Montfort and the Mariology in his works.[1] The pontiff explained the meaning further in his book Crossing the Threshold of Hope where he defines it as not only an expression of piety but also of devotion that is deeply rooted in the Mystery of the Blessed Trinity.[2]. Sorry, I cited Wikipedia but it was pretty accurate.
Great as always!
Mr Dodson, thank you so much for this lecture series, I look forward to watching them all, and I also have a question. I know Rogers mentioned in, “On Becoming a Person”, (and I believe elsewhere) that he was influenced by the ideas of Kierkegaard in the shaping of his ideas, and I was wondering if you knew exactly which of Kierkegaard’s ideas did Rogers find most insightful and influential to his theory?
Thank you sir. This is very good.
Thank you Dr. Dodson.
I found your TH-cam channel a few days ago while I was stuck on a chapter about Rogers in my thesis. So these and the previous getting started helped a lot.
Do you have any recommendations for a good reading material for this lecture. A few basic and important items would be highly appreciated.
Thanks again,
Ido.
So glad to see your stuff Eric! Listened to your breakdowns 6 years ago in undergrad. In grad school now and i'm picking up plenty to help me out. Thanks so much
Are you willing to do a lecture series on Ernest Becker's work ? (The Denial of Death for example)
Thanks, you are cool! Such a nice introduction to Rodgerian method ...And i always have this problem with key points..I guess repetition had been a good answer all the way.. :) And Frank Zappa nailed it.. ;)
_I must say, you remind me a lot of myself, in many aspects. Of course, you're not as good looking, intelligent, or witty, but I have unconditional regard for you. Safe._
_would love to hear you do a series on Shopenhauer. Platonism, namely, Plato. And, the greatest text of all, A Course In Miracles. What are the odds that a professor discuss the most important text of our era? It is an amazing account, and can be used juxtaposed to ALL other existing texts in the corpus of philosophy. Taking the text on its own terms. This text is peculiarly unknown in philosophical circles. Probably because it's purpose isn't mere speculation._
_Svaki_
These are like Jordan Peterson's lectures but with hats and better jokes. SUBBED