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Year 4: Life, Reflections, Myths, Psyche

October 10, 2018 / val.180

This year was filled with a cluster of affirmations related to happiness, self-worth, soul-speech and to not take yourself so seriously. Furthermore, this year had a dash of reflections with Tid-bits of my imagination and a glimpse of a one-day Young Adult novel. Also, this blog year was filled with creative expressions related to the mythology of India and its Gods – a further expansion of my spirituality to the deeper archetypes of ME, and their subtle connection to these tales. More than anything, this blog year was filled of C.G. Jung notes in relation to the collective unconscious, archetypes/patterns of behavior, and Ego. As always, I post my monthly dream entries, to which show patterns of thought/behavior in my own life, symbolically and more. I did not post anything too ‘original’ per-say this year, mostly a collection of writings I gathered over the years, but externally I have been making changes to move forward career wise and to gain financial independence. I will express more on this when ready, but for now, enjoy this summary of my past blog year, and for more, read one or more posts listed below, a collection of my posts from this past year. Enjoy! Peace & Love ❤

Affirmations

Awareness Affirmation

Clear Vision Affirmation

You Aren’t a Jar of Nutella

Inner Voice Affirmation

Soul Speak Affirmation

Don’t Be So Serious

Affirmations Huffington Post

Your Christmas Gift

Happy Thanksgiving

Reflections

the Art of Being Human

Tidbits from my Imagination

Scattered Thoughts for a One Day Written Novel

Creative Expressions

Myths & Legends of India: the Lord of the Dance

Myth & Legends of India: Siva Discards his Lingam

Myth & Legends of India: the Birth of Skanda

Myths & Legends of India: Siva and Kama

Myths & Legends of India: the Mare of Fire

Myths & Legends of India: the Crookedness of Manthara

Myths & Legends of India: Siva Accused

Myths & Legends of India: the Greatest of the Three

Myths & Legends of India: Ravannas Stupidity

Myths & Legends of India: Lava and Kusa

Myths & Legends of India: Sita’s Rejection

Myths & Legends of India: Tale 3, Hanuman and the Herbs

Psychology and Tools for Self-Development

The Shadow Self Part 3, Clash of the Opposites

Dream Entry: Notes on Nature of the Psyche

C.G. Jung: Schizophrenia Continued: Doctor/Patient Interaction

Dream Journal Entry 20: Moral Difficulty of our Shadow

C.G. Jung: Abaissement Dissociation Personality

Dream Journal Entry: Patients Hanging on

C.G. Jung Notes: Phenomena Resulting from the Assimilation of the Unconscious

Dream Journal Entry: The Truth about the Self

C.G. Jung Notes: Group Conformation

Dream Journal entry: Peculiarities of the Basic Psychological Functions in the Introverted Attitude

C.G. Jung: Clash of the Opposites, Shadow-self, Spiritual Battle – Ego Continued

C. G. Jung: Ego Part 2 – Psyche Ego in Mythology around the World

C.G. Jung: the Ego

C.G. Jung: Art of Illusion

Spirit Walks and Nature Talks #9: Heartfelt Intuitive Connection

Dream Journal Entry: Typos

Spirit Walks and Nature Talks #8: the Meaning of Numbers in Nature

Artist: Alex Grey

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From Myths & Legends of India 'The Birth of Krishna' - Along the epic stories of the #Mahabharata and #Ramayana , the life of Krishna – the most popular and celebrated incarnation of the god Vishnu – is one of the great sagas of India, and deserves a book in itself. Krishna is revered and remembered as the mischievous child who performs miracles, as the lover who attracts all the milkmaids of Vrindavan and especially the enchanting Radha, and as the mature and compassionate adviser to the Pandavas in their war with the Kauravas. - Krishna was incarnated on earth because of the cruel and oppressive behavior of the demon Kamsa, who had been born as the son of the king of Mathura, and had overthrown his father. Such was the scale of the suffering under his tyrannical rule, that the earth-goddess herself had appealed to the gods. Brahma was moved by her plight, and had gone with all the other gods to Vishnu – to the ocean of milk where he and his wife Lakshmi floated on their lotus-throne. Vishnu responded by plucking two hairs from his body and said, ‘See these two hairs, a white hair and a black hair. They will be born as the seventh and eighth sons of Devaki, wife of Kamsa’s cousin Vasudeva. The eighth son will destroy Kamsa, and free Earth and the people of Mathura from fear and suffering.’ - Accounts vary as to how Kamsa got wind of the threat that he now faced. Some say he was told by Narada, the sage of heaven who often acts as an intermediary between heaven and earth. Other’s say that Kamsa heard a voice from heaven soon after Vasudeva and Devaki were married, warning him that Devaki’s eighth child would be the cause of his death. Either way, Vasudeval only managed to prevent Kamsa from killing him by promising to deliver up every one of Devaki’s babies. - Kamsa imprisoned Vasudeval and Devaki to ensure that this would happen, and all of their first six children were indeed handed over to Kamsa by Vasudeva, and were ruthlessly slain by him... - Insideasoul.blog category #creativeexpression - #wordpress #bloggersofinstagram #blog #blogger #insideasoul #indianmythology #mythology #Krishna

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Read below to learn how god Siva became Nataraja, Lord of the Dance. #mythsandlegendsofindia #india #indiangods #IndianMythology #blogger #blog #bloggersofinstagram #insideasoul #wordpress - There is a temple at Chidambaram in South India dedicated to Siva, whose many sculptures show the great god as Lord of the Dance, in thousands of different postures. The priests of the temple tell a story of how, in the very temple, Siva established himself as the supreme dancer. - One day, after a long period of trance-like meditation, Siva awoke, and instead of the usual sound of prayers and devotions coming up to him from earth heard nothing but an eerie silence. Not a single conch or bell could be heard. Had human beings ceased to worship him? If so, thought Siva, that is a blessed relief: I can now continue with my life of meditation in peace. - But when he expressed this feeling to his wife Parvati, she was not at all pleased. ‘You are the greatest god of all,’ she said, ‘with the power to destroy the universe so that it can be created afresh. But there are other powerful gods – Vishnu, for example. If devotions to you have ceased, that only means they have transferred to him, or to some other deity. Do you really want to be passed over like that? And do you want the wife of Vishnu to be honored above me? You must do something – and do it fast – to restore the true balance between the gods, and re-establish you and me as supreme.’ - It is hard for any husband to withstand the anger of his wife, but Suva did not give in to her straight away. He tried to argue that Lakshmi, wife of Vishnu, could never be as great as Parvati, whatever devotions her husband might be receiving. ‘Remember’, he said, ‘that she is only the goddess of material wealth. Kings and merchants may worship her, but never priests and poets. She cannot match you for chastity, intelligence and creative energy. You have no cause to be jealous of her.’ - But Parvati was not reassured, and went on nagging her husband to do something about the apparent neglect of them by worshippers on earth. ‘All right,’ said Siva wearily, ‘I’ll go round and see Vishnu’...

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