--Not necessarily. If another person's behavior is perceived to be adharmic, a first course of action would be to assist the individual in "crashing" the behavior as a form of tough love. (enter for example, the destructive energy of Kali); followed by a softer form of love.
- In [email protected], "authfriend" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > --- In [email protected], Peter <drpetersutphen@> wrote: > > > > Dude, with all respect, you need to be back on your > > Seroquel. I kid you not. You have symptoms of a mild > > psychosis. > > Unethical *in the extreme* for a mental health > professional to publically attempt a diagnosis > of psychopathology via someone's posts on a Web > forum, *especially* as a putdown. > > And that's what it was, a putdown. If Peter had > been seriously concerned for the person's mental > health, he could have communicated with him > privately. > > This is utterly inexcusable. >
