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Many people among us are living their lives clenching, hanging onto perceptions, which they use as anchor points… Firmly gripping to these, they campaign for the set of representations (mostly negative, by the way) they have always used and psychologically summon the spheres of relation to their environment.
In the background, they keep bringing up a conflictual relationship with…their parent, ex lover, wife, colleague, child, you name it…
In a pervert manner, this is a clumsy protection mechanism against life, real and wide open life, breathing through our contractions.
To this life, they never surrender.
These relational tensions provide the necessary support to a tight mode of being we experience — again, pervertly — as comfortable.
We keep questionning and pretending we are searching for alternatives and solutions to our deadend.
The proof is that all it generally takes a fortuitous development (separation, death, lucky twist of eventS initiated by one of the actors in our scenarios….) for our conflictual relation to untie, and to enable the emergence of a new conflictual perspective on the horizon…therefore, we make sure our rumination experience keeps going.
Our brooding self does not want to disappear. This is why it continuously divides the unity of space into cristallisation rooms, in which it can practise its gloomy sport :
placing fences in reality and delimiting his successive playpens, where it can keep a close watch on the baby.
Franck Joseph
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