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Carl Jung
Artist or Scientist
I consider C. G. Jung to be a Humanistic Genius of greater significant status than Leonardo Da Vinci or Michelangelo Buonarroti. This is not a just comparison. Jung appears in Human Historicity at a later period in Human Psychology Evolution.
What intrigues me the most concerning Jung is two things.
1. Why did he title his work the Liber Norus... The Red Book?
2. Why did he choose to publish it posthumous?
According to Jung's own theory
“Sound Archetypes and the Four Seasons”
Children’s Video and Documentation
by Willi Paul, Planetshifter.com Media (+PDF)
This is a public confession - since my undergraduate days when I first had to read Society and its Discontents, I gave Freud a big pass. What I learned about his theory through a liberal education was enough for me to dismiss him. His theories about everything being about sex, repressed sex, expressed sex, delayed sex, women envying men, all about the phallus, turned me off. I never understood his claims that women, who could become pregnant from one fast sperm, incubate life for nine month
Can't remember when I wrote this poem based on a dream. But ran across it today in my piles. Hope you enjoy.
Young Dream
Doctor Jung comes to
visit me in a dream.
he looks younger. Not like
Felix Unger or some
bungler.
but more like Vic Morrow
or my Uncle Ray.
his 1950's crew-cut reminds
me of Russian MiGs.
black and white photos,
iron curtain.
I take the time to visit with him.
because he may not be
around much
longer.
I notice he looks very young
for a man born in
the 1880's.
I think it's because of his inquirin
I think it's because of his inquirin
In my story of how after nine months of some pretty intense psychotherapy my patient and I decided to end our therapeutic relationship for a more emotionally and spiritually honest coupling that leveled the playing field, even in its telling, I break a taboo. The publication of my account of what it has been like for my husband and me to live with this history for twenty-four years has elicited the predicted ire and scorn from parts of the psychological community.
The evolution of a therapy relat
The link below leads to an article published in the 2013 IASI Yearbook (International Association of Structural Integrators). It comes out of an ongoing attempt to understand how belief systems and complexes shape the body; and it is based on the author's experience in approaching psyche from the body as a DFA (Duggan/French Approach) practitioner to Somatic Pattern Recognition
Working with Beliefs Reflected in Liquid Crystal
I have received requests from people who would like to participate in a
Twenty four years ago this fall, my candidate group began our training to become Jungian analysts. We were the last group to meet with Jo and Jane Wheelwright, some of the first generation analysts from our Institute, meaning that they were analyzed by Jung. They were also two of the founding members and must have been in their early nineties at the time of the meeting.
I remember the early October seminar well. We were four women very excited to begin our candidacy at a time the Institute was
I had a series of memory flashes recently, triggered by a poignant song that was playing along while I was otherwise focused. It pulled me into a vortex of feelings and reflections, about a person from an earlier part of my life. She was pivotal in my early relationship development, and having thought of her on previous occasions, I was struck with the lingering feeling intensity this time around. Why this time, why now? Feelings are useful clues to the interior of our lives and one of many ways
Building the Story of Cascadia: New Tools for the Transition
Workshop Video & Hand-out from 2012 NWP Convergence
by Willi Paul, newmythologist.com
Sustainable Living & The New Mythology
Interview with Willi Paul of PlanetShifter Magazine and Open Myth Source.
by Julianne Victoria, Through the Peacock’s Eyes
Willi Paul is a Green certified business and sustainability consultant. Willi is the founder of the San Mateo Permaculture Guild and Planet Shifter Magazine, a collection of interviews and articles about sustainable living, mythology, and the mystical arts. He is also designer of Open Myth Source, a website where he is building a New Glob
Creativity requires that we listen and notice: What is moving me? What is touching my heart? The process of discovering what we love is about letting the world in. We need to be open to it, see it, feel it, and experience it. In honor of James Hillman's passing, I'm sharing something he wrote that has always inspired me:
The world “doesn’t consist of merely objects and things; it is filled with useful, playful, and intriguing opportunities: The oriole doesn’t see a branch, but an occasion for per
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