A pastoral awareness of dreams in the age thirty transition in women

Joseph Urban Goss

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A pastoral awareness of dreams in the age thirty transition in women

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Joseph Urban Goss. A Pastoral Awareness of Dreams In the Age Thirty Transition In Women. Colgate Rochester Crozer Divinity School. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/45f9af34-e8cb-4df6-9850-1dd424eaa9c1.

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J. U. Goss. A pastoral awareness of dreams in the age thirty transition in women. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/45f9af34-e8cb-4df6-9850-1dd424eaa9c1

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Joseph Urban Goss. A Pastoral Awareness of Dreams In the Age Thirty Transition In Women. Colgate Rochester Crozer Divinity School. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/45f9af34-e8cb-4df6-9850-1dd424eaa9c1.

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Joseph Urban Goss

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Abstract

This project report is to increase the pastors' level of awareness in the use of dreams in counseling parishioners. Its importance lies primarily in the fact that it can be utilized by the pastor while counseling in the local church. The theory and practice of dream use has been used largely in the present century by psychoanalysts for the treatment of psychological illness. This is the first attempt in a doctoral thesis to apply dream sequences of healthy females to the developmental tasks of the life structure for use by pastors in counseling. It is my belief that the intentional awareness of the use of dreams can provide an approach to the care of parishioners which enriches all elements of the counseling process. The report progresses through seven stages: the theory of dream interpretation; the developmental stages in personality development; the development in the life structure of males; a parallel segment of development in the life structure of females in the age 30 transition; the application of dream reports to the developmental structure of females; the methodology; and the theoretical application for the use of dream reports in the context of pastoral care.

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