Tag: Jung
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Dreaming into the Darkness, Spiritual and Psychological Use of Dreams
Dreams “wake us up” to something within. They wake us up to a larger capacity for feeling and understanding our life and relationships. Gradually, we learn the language, customs and nature of dreams and dreaming. This is a way of approaching the great mystery of our inner life and how to evolve. “It’s just a…
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The Trump Phenomenon and the Suggestibility of his Followers
Psychologically, the more unconscious a person is the more suggestible they are. This means the less aware, the less mindful, the less conscious a person, the easier it is to sell them anything, especially a lie or a partial truth. We are all vulnerable to this phenomena, some more, some less. The Trump phenomenon is…
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A Psychological Perspective of Jon Snow and Game of Thrones
To look for a psychology of Jon Snow and Game of Thrones we need to hold this story as a dream or fairytale. And look to see what it may be pointing to. That way it is useful for us, as insight or guidance. When we have a dream or read an ancient fairytale there…
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God, A Useful Definition
Jung’s definition of God: “all things which cross my willful path violently and recklessly, all things which upset my subjective views, plans, and intentions and change the course of my life for better or worse.” There are so many assumptions when the word God is tossed around. It is difficult to even say or read…
