The presenter explores deeply what it means to be dialectical in terms of their existing or not existing, any notion of "the Truth" with a capital "T". The presenter compares his thoughts on the subject to imagery that can be interpreted in more than one way, and how it seems to suggest that there are only "possibilities" rather than truths to behold. The presenter goes on to explain that perceptions/interpretations, or possibilities, are temporary and personal, and thus bound to shift as the moments change. The presenter discusses the importance of practicing noticing different possibilities and how this can help to become dialectical, and thus, also settle the BPD pattern and operate more effectively in life. The presenter suggests that "the Truth" with a capital "T" may not even exist, and instead, that being "in reality" means accepting that there are only possibilities. Further, if a person does not find their way to reality, then they may never escape a personality disorder. The act of offering "the Truth" to anyone may create a loss of freedom for that person, meaning that to accept another person's "Truth" (capital "T") means becoming their conceptual prisoner. FOR MORE INFORMATION, GO TO... http://smarterthanbpd.info

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