Everyone can benefit from finding a soul mate....
14.02.2026 17:09
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Everyone can benefit from finding a soul mate....
2025 in books #Jungian
And to you and yours, Mona!
Wishing you all a Merry Christmas 🎅 🎄
Thank you, Laura. Merry Christmas and a peaceful New Year to you and yours!
Man is a chimera, a monstrosity composed of an indeterminable number of contradictions. He is more of a monster than he is a rational being.... ~ Alfred J. Ziegler
That's great to hear. The concern isn't about extensively trained and analysed Jungians using the approach.....
Buyer beware!
Morning....
It is well-known that bad politicians cater to our wish for illusions. They often deceive the voters and promise them the moon. This is not so much the politicians' fault as our own. They know that few people like to hear any aspect of the truth. ~Adolf Guggenbühl-Craig
I only discovered his book "Loose Ends" last year...
There's always another gem of a Jungian book to discover!
His humanity and sense of humour.
I highly recommend all of these books by Adolf Guggenbühl-Craig #Jungian
Can just imagine the search for travel insurance and medical cover!
Our blindness to the place and importance of the invalid archetype becomes a moralistic attitude, holding health and wholeness as the ultimate good. ~Adolf Guggenbühl-Craig
It's packed with little gems.....enjoy!
In psychology, you have only understood a thing when you have lived it, or when it has entered the realm of doing and experiencing, but not before. ~ #CGJung
It's a really interesting read so far.
Just arrived....
A quick catch up with mates in the park.
My daughter knows the way to my heart on Fathers Day....
You never know who might be keeping an eye on you.
Congratulations, Scott!
Do you follow the well trodden path of the collective, or do you find your own way on the journey of individuation?
The worst injuries are the ones that no one can see. ~ Clay Spencer
One of the many benefits of having a dog are experiences like this.
I really didn't expect to read Patrick Cox quoting Rudolf Otto's Mysterium Tremendum in The Times Magazine this weekend.