Author Archives: Carl Gillett

In 2019 I published a book titled “Authoring Your Life Script.”  The material here is a chapter from that book.] In the middle of the 20th century, Eric Berne developed a psychotherapy system which he called Transactional Analysis.  He published a book in 1958 called Games People Play which provided a number of illustrations ofContinue reading “The Importance of Self-Compassion”

Not long before his death Grant Soosula and I shared some online conversations via Skype about syntropy, a topic in which Grant had an interest, especially as it involves the concept of retrocausality. He was also interested in how noise effects systems. Those conversations spiked my curiosity and led me to some further research. IContinue reading “Reflections On Syntropy”

“Castrating Paul, Neutering Jesus.” I believe that the apostle Paul was most likely a candidate for the position of Jewish high priest in Jerusalem before he got involved with Christianity. Paul was a Pharisee, a highly educated man and an individual who had close connections with the Jewish establishment. Because his father purchased Roman citizenshipContinue reading “The Distraction of Substitutionary Atonement”