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Individuation – The Audacity To Carve Your Own Path

Let’s start with some juicy words from the man himself: “This is not to preach “individualism,” but only the necessary pre-condition for responsible action: namely that a man should know himself and his own peculiarities and have the courage to stand by them. Only when a man lives in his own way is he responsible […]

Quarrels With The Inferior Function – An Intuitive Tale

Today we shall continue the subject of my last post, and explore the inferior function. This turned out completely different than what I had planned, as I allowed my intuition to come through. I hope you enjoy this one, it gets very personal. This was the quote that inspired me: The Inferior Function is: “The […]

“The way is not without danger. Everything good is costly, and the development of personality is one of the most costly of all things” C.G. Jung

Shall we begin with the full quote: “One man will now take chiefly what comes to him from the outside, and the other what comes from the inside. Moreover, the law of life demands that what they take from outside and inside will be the very things that were always excluded before. This reversal of […]

Dreams – Authentic Letters From The Self

This post starts an in-depth guide on Jung’s dream interpretation method. Part II Without further ado, shall we begin. Authentic Letters From The Self I’ve been meticulously recording and thoroughly analyzing my dreams for over 3 years. Without a doubt, this is the thing that has made the most significant impact on my life and […]

The Self – Its Dramatic Paradox

When I understood what I’m about to share, I experienced a dramatic shift in my understanding of psychology. Not only that, everything that has ever happened in my life acquired a new perspective. I constantly see people using the term “Self”, but I rarely see someone discussing its polarities. Let’s begin with a quote: […]

About Coming Back – The Illusion of Time

Recently I’ve wondered a lot about our perception of time, and how we have this illusion that it’s strictly linear and causal. By the time you read my first paragraph, my words are already in the past, and as you read this sentence, you’re watching the “future” unfold. There really isn’t a “now”. This illusion […]