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"Hi Peter,
Follow this link to get to Robert Bosnak's study group. It should be fascinating!
(http://www.depthpsychologyalliance.com/events/special-study-group-j...) starting January 19, 2013. This consists of audio portion with Robert which you…"
Follow this link to get to Robert Bosnak's study group. It should be fascinating!
(http://www.depthpsychologyalliance.com/events/special-study-group-j...) starting January 19, 2013. This consists of audio portion with Robert which you…"
"I was just about to put my 2 cents in on Lance Owens, when I saw your post. I have really enjoyed these online lectures too. He also authored an interesting article in "The Gnostic," Issue 3 entitled: "Hermeneutics of Vision, C.G. Jung and Liber…"
"“Can you not wait? Should everything fall into your lap ripe and finished? You are full, yes, you teem with intentions and desirousness!---Do you still not know that the way to truth stands open only to those without intentions? . . . . We…"
"For those who haven't heard it yet, I would highly recommend Lance Owens' Fall and Spring 2011/2012 lecture series on the Red Book. It begins in the middle of the page on this site (the first session called, " C.G. Jung: The Puzzle of Story and…"
"I think when Jung says nothing happened after the uniting of opposites, he's highlighting the necessity of psychic tension for growth to occur. And also that there really is no true uniting of opposites as that would obliterate the opposites and…"
"So true, Kay. I'm sure all of us on this site are on inner journeys with similarities to that described by Jung in Red Book. As for bringing the opposing energies to peace, I'm reminded of an intriguing observation on pg. 319 of RB:
" . . . after…"
" . . . after…"
"Yes, the paradox Jung so often speaks to helps break things up a bit for me. The quote on nonsense being the brother to supreme meaning got me thinking about my tendency to disregard life's "chatter", input that for whatever reason seems…"
""Nonsense is the inseparable and undying brother of the supreme meaning." (Pg. 230, top left column)
When I'm reading, I underline what resonates with me, what makes sense that I don't want to forget. What is "nonsensical", rambling, meaningless…"
When I'm reading, I underline what resonates with me, what makes sense that I don't want to forget. What is "nonsensical", rambling, meaningless…"
"It does seem true that when I've gotten into an identification with some aspect of my life, that's when I begin to feel shaky and anxious that something will rock that foundation. When I find myself clinging, it's a signal that I've slipped into…"
"Some of us have already read the Red Book and others are somewhere along the way. I’d like to start again at the beginning. Each week, I will post a quote with a comment and invite anyone and everyone to respond either to the quote posted or by…"
"Thanks, David! It certainly is an evocative image.
Sword swallowed in dragon flesh
limp jaws at my back
I shake his hand as if to say
Goodbye and welcome back . . . "
Sword swallowed in dragon flesh
limp jaws at my back
I shake his hand as if to say
Goodbye and welcome back . . . "
"pg 96
Energy grounded,
energy free,
splitting, searching, ripped and torn
Center loosed in eternity."
Energy grounded,
energy free,
splitting, searching, ripped and torn
Center loosed in eternity."
"Tamara,
It is too much of a commute from Kentucky!!! Rats!!
I would enjoy hearing more about your approach. Have you thought of publishing what you do?
Ed"
It is too much of a commute from Kentucky!!! Rats!!
I would enjoy hearing more about your approach. Have you thought of publishing what you do?
Ed"
"Hi Tamara. What a great offering! So glad you're putting it out to the community. Good luck with it."
"Adele-- I love that you took Jung's cue in your own writing. I'm not sure if I want to do the same or not; it feels like my inner critic gets more than his fair share of attention already! But the exercise might bring to consciousness judgments…"
"Glad you joined the group. I liked the video too. I can relate with the ruthlessness of his unconscious. Don't know if you are familiar with the enneagram, but I'm a 1. We're known for the relentless inner judge. (Not that I think Jung was a 1).…"
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