Some time ago I had what Carl Jung would have called a “Big Dream.” For Jung, Big Dreams incorporate what he called ‘archetypal’ elements whereas “Little Dreams” are more about personal stuff. You know, daddy hit you as a boy so you turned into a psycho monster. Actually, being a psycho monster would involve both… Read More Can’t Take it With You – Music in the afterlife?
The term “archetype” means original pattern in ancient Greek. Jung used the concept of archetype in his theory of the human psyche. He identified 12 universal, mythic characters archety… Source: Understanding Personality: The 12 Jungian Archetypes – Moving People to Action Comment – This is not exhaustive. It seems there are as many “archetypes” as one… Read More Understanding Personality: The 12 Jungian Archetypes – Moving People to Action
by Catherine VanWetter Debbie Ford, who wrote the book, The Dark Side of the Light Chasers, has finished a movie called “The Shadow’. It was released June 26, 2009 and is available for purchase. It is a movie well worth watching. I have been following Debbie’s work for years and had the opportunity to meet… Read More Embracing the Shadow – Inner Peace Tip by Catherine VanWetter
5 years after my Ph.D. thesis on #synchronicity and #poststructuralism, this appears.. slightly different approach.. http://t.co/vrmAAEldP8 — earthpages.org (@earthpages) May 30, 2015
Title: Archetype of the UFO Genre: UFO, Paranormal, Metaphysics Production Company: Reality Films The depth psychologist Carl Jung once said that UFOs could be real but a good percentage of eyewitness accounts are likely projections from the collective unconscious. Jung made this comment in the 1950s, a decade that saw a surge of UFO interest.… Read More Archetype of the UFO – DVD review
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Recently my daughter pulled together a pile of books to give to Goodwill. Among them was The Cat in the Hat. It is such a classic book and I have read it countless times to my children over the years, I just couldn’t part with it. I surreptitiously removed…
This was written as a grad student at the University of Ottawa in 1993. Things have changed a lot since then. I tend to write simpler sentences and my beliefs have evolved. So I post this partly out of nostalgia, and partly for its sound presentation of Jung’s ideas. When citing this essay please use… Read More Ego, Archetype and Self: C. G. Jung and Modernity
Copyright © Michael Clark, 2010. All rights reserved. Marion Woodman is an influential Jungian analyst and author whose publications include Addiction to Perfection and the popular The Pregnant Virgin. Archetypes and Power In a post-9/11 address about Jungian theory and terrorism, Woodman says the concept of the archetype is “bandied about” today and tries to… Read More Jung Today: Reflections on Marion Woodman
Do you believe in magic? Miracles? Is there a difference? The answer to these questions will most likely depend on one’s beliefs and experiences. The Magick of Solomon: Lemegeton Secrets Revealed is an engaging instructional video by Carroll “Poke” Runyon of the Church of the Hermetic Sciences. The film attempts to integrate a variety of… Read More Review – The Magick of Solomon: Lemegeton Secrets Revealed (DVD)
“Post-Rational Leadership, Lao Tzu, and the Tao Te Ching“ From: THE WAY OF LEADING PEOPLE: UNLOCKING YOUR INTEGRAL LEADERSHIP SKILLS WITH THE TAO TE CHING by Patrick Warneka and Timothy H. Warneka http://www.wayofleadingpeople.com Lao Tzu, or Master Lao as we in the West would call him, was a Chinese sage who lived around 600 B.C.… Read More Post-Rational Leadership, Lao Tzu, and the Tao Te Ching
