Kara and John dive into describing the instinctual drives, subtypes, and the controversies that exist in the field
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8 – What’s the relationship between the instinctual drives and the personality structure? Subtype as “Disease” and our growth path as a “treatment plan”
11 – Being dominant in an instinct doesn’t mean you’re good at it and what is Kara’s experience of being self preservation dominant
13 – How can our experiences with substances help us to understand our instinctual fears?
16 – If fear itself is not just Six what is Six? What does that mean about the Head Center?
18 – How might the self preservation dominant person experience the body?
22:30 – What’s the difference between an instinctual need and a strategy that’s manufactured by the personality
24:45 – What is the definition of essence? What is an Essence Quality?
32:45 – How does John look at the instincts verses how other teachers might look at the instincts?
37 – How do we differentiate competition coming from an ego structure versus the sexual instinct
40 – What is the special relationship between the instincts and the Enneagram?
42 – How can family be a strategy to meet self preservation needs in addition to social needs?
46 – What are the needs of each instinctual drive?
48 – What’s the difference between self esteem and self regulation in regards to the self preservation instinct
50 – What’s the difference between transcendence and individuation? Is this found in the self preservation instinct?
52:55 – What are resources and foundations and why is this important to the self preservation instinct?
55 – What are the needs of the sexual instinct?
61 – What are the needs of the social instinct?
