John Paul II is the most important psychologist of the twentieth century — and almost no one knows it. In three dense paragraphs on the subconscious, he named what Freud got wrong and gave us a fuller picture of the human person.
Dr. Greg sits down with Fr. Randy Sly to trace how a pilgrimage through Poland turned a philosopher he'd studied for twenty-five years into a father he'd finally met — and why that kind of encounter, not more theory, is what integration actually asks of us.
Key Topics:
What John Paul II saw about the subconscious that Freud missed entirely
Why studying a saint for twenty-five years isn't the same as actually meeting him
How explaining integration can be the very thing that keeps you from it
Why you don't have to be in crisis to need help becoming who you're meant to be
What it means to be a channel instead of a closed loop — and why receiving isn't optional if you want to keep giving
Learn More:
Join us at the Summit of Integration this October in Dallas — launching the Year of St. John Paul II
The Personalist Cure — Dr. Greg's upcoming book, launching this October at the Summit
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