04. Topic 4 - What is Script
Topic 4 - What is Script
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1. Script is a Life Plan, a destiny generator and destiny actualiser. Script is a life plan based on decisions made in childhood reinforced by parents, justified by subsequent events, and culminating in a chosen alternative. Fate is the pre-ordained goal we are living out because we have made no effort to change it. Destiny is the preordained goal we will eventually accomplish if we do not act to change it. Script is the programme which services of fate to deliver our destiny by our ongoing choices, decisions (by choice or in unawareness - like in the games of solitaire and rummy)
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2. Script is a transference phenomenon. Scripts belong in the realm of transference phenomena that is they are derivatives or more precisely adaptations of infantile reactions and experiences. TAP 130 Ch. 11
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3. Scripts are adaptations aiding survival. TAP191
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4. Script is a psychocybernetic mechanism. It gets programmed to acquire its goal - destiny goal - script. Humans can successfully call upon the future to influence the past. Berne on the nature of communication.
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5. Script is a transference drama, played out as derivative of the childhood drama. TAP 130 Script does not deal with a mere transference reaction or transference situation; it is an attempt to repeat in derivative form a whole transference drama, often split up into acts, exactly like the theatrical scripts which are intuitive artistic derivatives of these primal dramas of childhood.
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6. Script is a childhood drama played out in a derivative form. It is not a battle between abstract forces, but reduplicates actural fights for survival between real people or at least that is the way the person experiences it. TAP 71 Scripts are like theatrical scripts whcih are intuitive artistic derivatives of primal dramas of childhood. TAP 130
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7. Scripts are derivatives of Oedipus dramas and Aristotelian Tragic Dramas. Oedipus Drama Hello 73 Aristotelian Tragic Drama Hamartetikos (Prone to failure) - Games Alcoholics Play
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