Unconsciousness and its dimensions further explored. The below passage is from C.G. Jung’s memoir ‘Dreams, Memories, Reflections'. It mentions the importance of recognizing ethically the symbols within our collective unconscious during childhood and through adulthood, and how it shaped our personalities and ways we view our external reality to which creates pattern if behavior/thought. Further … Continue reading the Collective Unconscious further Explored
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Dream Entry: To have a Secret
“It is important to have a secret, a premonition of things unknown. It fills life with something impersonal, a numinosum. A man who has never experienced that has missed something important. He must sense that he lives in a world which in some aspects is mysterious; that things happen and can be anticipated. The unexpected and the … Continue reading Dream Entry: To have a Secret
Spirit Walks and Nature talks #7: The Archetypes found in Nature
Another snip-bit from Ted Andrew's Nature Speak . This post is related to the major archetypes of C.G. Jung: the hero, the magician, the warrior, and the wise one . The archetypes relate to mythology, and symbolism within our subconscious. This post will help you identify them in the nature that surrounds you daily. I … Continue reading Spirit Walks and Nature talks #7: The Archetypes found in Nature
Egg-shaped Cocoon
It is warm inside my shell, nothing can harm me. I have all I need within this shell, decorated so nicely of the things I love. Within this shell is the sun and green grass, a book of knowledge, phone for communication, and a computer for connection; everything I need is right here for me. … Continue reading Egg-shaped Cocoon
A Tale of the Sufferer
There once lived a man by the name of Zoriah who lived the life of luxury in the city of Bethlehem. He was a religious man, who followed God’s plan, but he had his doubts that grew until he was well into middle age. He began to doubt God and the way He ran things, … Continue reading A Tale of the Sufferer
