Petya Milcheva

“In psychoanalysis, when approaching the unconscious—that is, what we do not know—we, patient and analyst alike, are certain to be disturbed. In every consulting-room, there ought to be two rather frightened people: the patient and the psychoanalyst. If they are not both frightened, one wonders why they are bothering to find out what everyone knows.”
― Wilfred R. Bion, The Tavistock Seminars

“I sat with my anger long enough until she told me her real name was grief.”
― C.S. Lewis

“To preserve your innocence while acquiring intelligence, that is a true mark of wisdom.”
― Charbel Tadros

“Lift up your eyes from your books, from your past, from your hurts and look upon all people with love, because when you look into another’s eyes and see innocence, you find it in yourself.”
― Dragos Bratasanu, Ph.D.