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According to selfpsychology, we need selfobject(it shores us up to the last moment with the cognition, "I'm O.K." or "I'm worth while to live in spite of this frustrations.")to keep stable and inner peace in self, regardless of the results(happy or tragic). So especially, in a competing, stressful contemporary times, one needs stable selfobject more than ever. And affirmative emotions, such as gladness or joy are essential sources to keep selfobject stable and calm. And there are levels about the state of happiness, gladness and joy. If a man seek happiness only in possessing materials, his self is likely to lose inner peace easily when he fails to get something he want, materially. But if a man pursue gladness, including mental and spiritual level, his self is not likely to lose inner peace so easily. In this light, christians can experience profound and deep peace and inner joy, than non-christians, with the help of the calming structure of the presence of God in his self. Jesus shows the truly and dedicated empathic role to whomever he meets, by letting them enjoy inner joy by experiencing the presence of God, so they can have cohesive self. Pastoral counselors are to play their roles, as helpers in letting clients have the calming structure of selves, through experiencing the presence of God, following Jesus Christ who shows the most dedicated model.

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I. Introduction
II. Meaning of Affirmative Emotions
1. Affirmative Emotions as Sources of Selfobject
2. Development of Narcissism and the Importance of Affirmative Emotions
III. The Presence of God as Selfobject and its relation with the Calming Structure of the Self
1. Joy as a Source of Selfobject in the Presence of God for Self Cohesion
2. Pastoral Counselors Are Agents Who Help People in Experiencing the Presence of God
IV. Case of Experiencing Joy as a Source of Selfobject in the Calming Structure of Self
1. Backgrounds of the Case
2. Joy in the Calming Structure by the Presence of God
V. Conclusion
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저자

• Kim, Tai-Hyoung [ Presbyterian University and Theological Seminary ]

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