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From: rccall@dartvax.UUCP (R. Christian Call)
Newsgroups: net.singles
Subject: Re: Est, Lifespring, &c.
Message-ID: <1927@dartvax.UUCP>
Date: Mon, 25-Jun-84 17:40:41 EDT
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Posted: Mon Jun 25 17:40:41 1984
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> It's obvious that people that don't go are afraid.  With a moneyback
> garuntee (sp?), why else would they not go.  Oh, before you flame, I've heard
> all the "reasons", and there are no good ones.  So go ahead, make excuses for
> your lack of progress if it makes you feel better.  It's only when you face
> that, honestly, and realize that it really can be better, that you'll give
> yourself (and these types of classes) a chance.  (If this last paragraph
> generates a few *FLAMES*, good!)
>                                    William Lee Duncan

Don't be ridiculous.  It is not at all obvious that people who
don't go are afraid, moneyback guarantee or no.  Perhaps some of
us simply feel no need to go, can't afford the time, feel perfectly
secure and happy already, or simply prefer to deal with our
problems in a different way.  EST is not the be-all and end-all
of psychoanalysis (and I use the term very loosely).

Is your attitude in the above paragraph what they teach you in EST --
how to be rude and call other people names?  That, to me, demonstrates
a severe "lack of progress."  Well no thank you, Mr. Duncan, I am
quite capable of making progress without your pop pseudo-psychology.
-- 

Jerry:   She was one in a million.             R.C.Call
Howard:  Yeah, I know a million of those.      decvax!dartvax!rccall