Claudio Naranjo says that “people are difficult to guide when they think they know the answers. When they know they do not know, they find their own way.” Believing this is trusting, trusting me, trustin the other, trusting there ia a path, a path to be made, each his own, at his or her own pace. I learn this every day in my work as a psychotherapist, and every day I wake up with a new challenge: trusting without “knowing”, knowing about me, getting to know from the full presence of my being.
