Why does he go so far as to say “all” of them?
PHILOSOPHER: The issue of interpersonal relationships is so important that no matter how broadly it is addressed, it never seems to suffice.
Last time I told you, “What you are lacking is the courage to be happy.” You remember that, right?
YOUTH: I couldn’t forget it if I tried. PHILOSOPHER: So why do you see other people as enemies, and why can’t you think of them as your comrades?
It is because you have lost your courage and you are running away from your “life tasks.”
YOUTH: My life tasks? PHILOSOPHER: Right. This is a crucial point.
In Adlerian psychology, clear objectives are laid out for human behavior and psychology.
YOUTH: What sort of objectives? PHILOSOPHER: First, there are two objectives for behavior: to be self-reliant and to live in harmony with society.
Then, the two objectives for the psychology that supports these behaviors are the consciousness that I have the ability
and the consciousness that people are my comrades.
YOUTH: Just a moment. I’m writing this down... There are the following two objectives for behavior:
to be self-reliant and to live in harmony with society.
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