Self-Mastery

Description

Dr. Coué continues the experiments with Nancy, in Nancy precisely, there in
where Charcot1, humanity received the revelation of the era: it is not reason
that determines our actions, but rather that there is something else in us: The
UNCONSCIOUS. Dr. Coué also works in Troyes and in other latitudes not only
of his country; France, but in the Americas and other parts of Europe, such as
reconfirming the era and the experience from which Sigmund Freud would derive his work
by taking, along unsuspected channels, the final stages of what he would call the drive. And
precisely, around the same time.
Coué, without intending to, presents the relationships between desire and its fulfillment, thus
as if between desire and need, teaching us how, by ourselves
to obtain the well-being we are capable of. or, failing that, the suffering, face
of the life we have also shown ourselves able to build.
Coué, opposes, not without experience, to distress, something that is very important, I think,
an accounting for that “preventing oneself” from suffering, by replacing the orders suggested to the
unconscious with new ones that seek to fulfill our fundamental
duty, and right, therefore, to “live” and “live well”.