Chrysostomos of Etna: Introduction to “Orthodoxy & Psychology”

[Panoptimist]

I can’t endorse the following book and sites, since I haven’t had the opportunity 0r time to read them in detail. I’m just suggesting some sources for people who may have some psychological problems (including being despaired at corruption in this world), and don’t want to put themselves in the hands of Jew or Jewed witch doctors (“psychiatrists”, psychologists”).


ORTHODOXY AND PSYCHOLOGY

A Collection of Reflections on Orthodox Theological and Pastoral Issues from a Psychological Perspective

By Archbishop Chrysostomos of Etna

Center for Traditionalist Orthodox Studies,

Etna, California, 2004

ISBN: 0‒911165‒55‒x

* Chapter I: Psychology and Spiritual Guidance
* Chapter II: Sigmund Freud
* Chapter III: Demonology in the Orthodox Church: A Psychological Perspective
* Chapter IV: The Spiritual Psychology of the Desert Fathers
* Chapter V: Women in the Church: Some Current Issues in Perspective
* Chapter VI: The Fathers and the Apocalypse: A Psychological Overview
* Chapter VII: Jung and Orthodox Mysticism: Comments on Common Ground
* Chapter VIII: Depression
* Chapter IX: Marriage
* Chapter X: The Forms and Limits of Love


Read more. (http://brianakira.wordpress.com/2011/03/03/bp-chrysostomos-of-etna-introduction-to-orthodoxy-and-psychology/)

[Panoptimist]

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