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Into the Woods; Forest as Archetype
I wrote this while sitting on the porch of our Starlight Pines Bed & Breakfast in Flagstaff, Arizona. We were in the midst of some forestland. Being near the woods makes me feel thoughtful. Than… more »
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Into the Woods; Forest as Archetype
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urspo wrote 1 month ago: I wrote this while sitting on the porch of our Starlight Pines Bed & Breakfast in Flagstaff, Ari … more »
On Marion Woodman's Bone
mvlturner wrote 1 month ago: Marion Woodman is described as a Jungian analyst and feminine psychologist. Her commitment to Jung … more »
The Spock Complex
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urspo wrote 2 months ago: Archetypes are not fixed entities. As cultures evolve, new archetypes appear. Classical Jungians arg … more »
Jung and Opera
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urspo wrote 2 months ago: Mark at CityWoof recently went to hear his first opera. He writes in his blog he loved it and hopes … more »
Synchronicity
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urspo wrote 3 months ago: You are thinking of a person, and suddenly he phones. “Oh I was just thinking of you!” you say. … more »
Speech, Speech and Speech
nymphchild wrote 3 months ago: On Sunday I mentioned a speech I needed to write. Well, tomorrow is the big day. In the Bears, Bears … more »
Catholics and the New Age: How Good People Are Being Drawn into Jungian Psychology, the Enneagram, and the Age of Aquarius
Admin wrote 4 months ago: Pacwa, a Jesuit priest, gives a balanced and systematic treatment of the New Age movement. There are … more »
Spo-Reflections on Self-Growth
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urspo wrote 4 months ago: I suspect a great many people who visit my blog do so because they are interested in personal growth … more »
The Prostitute Complex
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urspo wrote 4 months ago: The Prostitute is an intriguing archetype. When I went to “shrink school” this archetype was not … more »
Reading 115, from Carl Gustav Jung
rhapsodysinger wrote 5 months ago: It is a metamorphosis from a state in which man is only a tool of instinctive nature, to another in … more »
"The Way of All Women" by M. Esther Harding
radmilasuggests wrote 5 months ago: “So it is that a man can find in such a woman an image or picture of the other part of himself … more »
God Disappears
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Rodger Jacobs wrote 5 months ago: “Because,” the young pastor sighed, “God has disappeared.” He made a righ … more »
"The dream, The vision of the night" by Max Zeller
radmilasuggests wrote 6 months ago: “We must be able to let things happen in the psyche. Our task is to observe inner processes l … more »
The Child Complex or Spo-Reflections on the Inner Child
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urspo wrote 6 months ago: This one is about the Child Complex. There is some debate in contemporay Jungian psychology as … more »
Depression from a Jungian point of view
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urspo wrote 6 months ago: I thought I would write out some more Jungian Psychology. This one is about depression. I have t … more »
"Dreambody" by Arnold Mindell
radmilasuggests wrote 7 months ago: “Answering the following questions, for example, often enlightens the consciousness: Where am … more »
Swamplands of the Soul
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diannone wrote 8 months ago: James Hollis, a Jungian psychotherapist from the Philadelphia area, wrote Swamplands of the Soul in … more »
"Alchemy: An Introduction to the Symbolism and the Psychology" by Marie-Louise von Franz
radmilasuggests wrote 9 months ago: “At first, one has to project, or there is no contact, but then one should be able to correct … more »
"The Practical Use of Dream-Analysis" by C.G. Jung
radmilasuggests wrote 9 months ago: “Initial dreams are often amazingly lucid and clear cut. But as the work of analysis progress … more »
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