Re: Beyond Advertising

Once again, "shouting down" inaccurately represents my tone. I am weary of and have lost interest in expenditures of energy into discussions with you that have no chance of being heard or recounted with accuracy. I have no interest in repeating discussions that others have had before to no avail with you.

The only thing I have a personal investment in, which is different than taking things personally, is when you quote me or paraphrase my words in a way that distorts my meaning - in a predictably unsavory way.

Your reference to marketing and advertising EMDR is another distortion in that it takes out of the message the humanity, the restoration of dignity, the reunification of consciousness, etc, that EMDR practitioners are privileged to offer and witness on a regular basis. If one has a powerful tool that changes peoples lives in an important way, it is a sacred obligation to share it.

It is just tiresome Brian. Tiresome.

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Re: Beyond Advertising, by Brian G, 5/1/00 Re: Beyond Advertising, by Sandra Paulsen, Ph.D., 5/1/00 Re: Beyond Advertising, by contributor, 5/1/00 Re: Beyond Advertising, by Brian , 5/2/00 Re: Beyond Advertising, by M.C., 5/8/00 Re: Beyond Advertising, by Brad Alford, Ph.D., 5/14/00

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