Part II: Alchemy and Its Phases—A Road Map for Individuals and CulturesThe first part of this essay appeared last month. Refer to the January 09 posting, which is still on this Web site. Part II: Alchemy and Its Phases—A Road Map for Individuals and...
A Three-Part EssayJung’s Prophetic Visions and the Alchemy of Our Time:A Three-Part Essay Carl Jung, the inspiration behind the Jungian Center, was a highly intuitive person. Over the course of...
Part I: Jung’s Prophetic Visions Carl Jung was known for many things: his work with dreams; his early work as a psychiatrist with association experiments leading to the concept of the “complex,” work that brought him to the attention of Sigmund Freud; his interest in...
My definitions and usage of various terms in the following essay (e.g. “waking up,” “leap-frogging,” “The Force”) are found in the initial essays in this blog collection. See the entries posted as Front Matter and Introduction, Waking Up and Leap-Frogging. Pitfalls of...
Relinquishing the “Addiction to Perfection” Western civilization is “addicted to perfection.”[1] We are taught from childhood to drive ourselves, to “make our best better,”[2] to compete in ever-more-competitive arenas, never to be satisfied, but to keep...
My definitions and usage of various terms in the following essay (e.g. “waking up,” “leap-frogging,” “The Force”) are found in the initial essays in this blog collection. See the entries posted as Front Matter and Introduction, Waking Up and Leap-Frogging. Allow...
