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Hi Billy, I appreciate very much your definitions of nondual therapy.
This therapeutic process occurs in a certain type of relationship - a “holy encounter” in which the awakening therapist meets what is awake in the client and thus heals the client's perception of self and world.
I too read The Sacred Mirror a number of years ago, and I was very affirmed by all the essays contained in it, especially those of John Welwood, whose books \i have also read.
Are you saying that the awakening therapist heals the client's perception of self and world?
Surely its the client's awakening self that meets with what is awake in the therapist , if he/she is present to the client in a nondual way, and thus in this place of unconditional acceptance of what is, healing occurs. This has been my experience.
warmly
Clare
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