PHILOSOPHERS' STONE.PART 141

during his practice of psychotherapy.He had empirical evidences for the diverse forms of neurosis or psychological disorders traced back to childhood problems.He developed a therapy what he called archaelogy of the soul through which an archaelogist searches for distant past traces through cultury history layers.In the same way psychoanalyst with patients' help can dig into that patient mind and unearth or bring to light experiences buried in patient mind that caused psychological disorder.He believe we store all experiences inside us,good or bad.Hence,the analyst can discover bad experience affecting the patient but suppressed for many years.By discoverying it and bring it to the consciousness of the patient mind will get him or her well or whole again.In the exposition of human drives,he says our our actions are often not driven by reason.That man is not a rational creature as the 18th century rationalists loved to think.The irrational impulses drive our action without webeing aware of them.The human factor