Love does heal and it must begin within ourselves. We must become wounded healers with the knowledge of what has caused our wounds and how to heal them.
Articles by Drs. Bud and Massimilla Harris
Becoming a Love Warrior Lesson I: Facing the Truth of Our Reality
Dr. Bud HarrisHealing Alienation is Crucial
Dr. Bud HarrisAs I write this blog post, I realize I am in an interesting place. During the last few years, I have found myself, as a Jungian analyst, deeply involved with people in the suffering, fear, chaos and uncertainty of these …
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The Lady of the House
Dr. Massimilla HarrisCreativity sometimes comes out in different and unexpected forms that surprise us. This is the case with The Lady of the House quilt. I found myself wanting to write about a topic that is dear to me, but the creative …
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Stronger at the Broken Places: Remembering Max Cleland
Bud and Massimilla Harris A hero of mine passed away early last November. He was the former Democratic senator from Georgia, Max Cleland. I want to share some poignant and meaningful memories with you along with the reflections that followed them. I met …
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Between The Darkest Night And The Coming Light
Bud and Massimilla HarrisThe Future Is in Our Hands
Bud and Massimilla Harris A few nights ago, I was lying in bed reading Miguel Serrano’s book, C.G. Jung and Hermann Hesse. The book includes a letter that startled me in which Dr. Jung writes that, “…the world we live in is full …
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A Map for the Journey
Bud and Massimilla HarrisLove Must Be Strong
Bud and Massimilla HarrisLove requires sacrifice, and means that we must learn to love the lives of others as well as our own. This type of love makes it clear that comfort can quickly become its own corruption. When we love beyond our own lives and comfort, we begin to love the lives of those connected to us and we are challenged and inspired to build a better world for all of us.
The Healing Power of Self-Love
Bud and Massimilla HarrisSeven Principles to Guide You For more days than I can remember now, when my wife and I are taking our lunch break, I have remarked to her, “I am going to click on the computer for a minute and …
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