"-The color blue, color of the air and sky, is used for depicting spiritual contents. The color red is the "warm" color that represents feelings and emotions. - Instinct image lies in ultra-violet part, archetype is violet as well. Instinct has two elements: it is experience as the physiological dynamism and it's multitudinous forms enter … Continue reading Dream Entry: Parts of Symbols of Transformation Continued
C.G. Jung
Dream Entry: Symbols of Transformation
Bits and pieces from C.G Jung: Symbols of Transformation . This post introduces ancestral history to which is recorded in our unconscious and two types of thinking (direct and associative), Below is a dream entry of mine from 2011. Enjoy ❤ Basic writings of C.G. Jung: Parts of Symbols of Transformation: -Ancestral history is recorded … Continue reading Dream Entry: Symbols of Transformation
Mythology #2: Ancestor, Individualism, Group Conformation
Mythology is part of our lives, unconsciously in symbols within our minds, body, and reflected through our beliefs, faith, and interaction with the external world. Mythology is also the influence of outside forces, and our instinctual nature to belong to a group, to whom has a leader to which we follow. This is part 2, … Continue reading Mythology #2: Ancestor, Individualism, Group Conformation
Dream Entry: Attitude Types
Below is an entry about Attitude types within our psyche, the unconscious processes to which create our ego/consciousness and help us to have an understanding/perspective, of our external reality through our personas/personalities, and expression of our inner archetypes (patterns of behavior/patterns of thought). Below, is yet another, dream entry of mine. Everything is psychology, everything … Continue reading Dream Entry: Attitude Types
C.G. Jung: Mythology
Mythology is the make up of our unconscious, starting point of our dreams, aspirations, and imagination. I have always been fascinated by mythology, mythical creatures, and legends of the world. These stories and images help us develop a perception of the world in early childhood, and continue to be guides throughout adulthood. C. G. Jung … Continue reading C.G. Jung: Mythology
