continually internalizing and externalizing process

• affirm psychic reality in another way – not by copying the literalistic metaphors, the fantasies of fixity and hardness, that we use for outer reality … the distinction between inner and outer on other grounds, means seeing the movement … process that is continually internalizing and externalizing, gaining insight and losing it, deliteralizing and reliteralizing …
• Hindu thought refers to as suksma (subtle) and sthula (gross) … fictional metaphorical viewpoint and the literalistic historical viewpoint, between inwardness and outwardness
• attitude which interiorizes inner events

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1. attitude which interiorizes inner events
   way we imagine our lives is the way we are going to go on living our lives … we tell ourselves about what is going on is the genre through which
   
2. history symptom-making of the psyche
   event becomes an experience, moves from outer to inner, is made into soul, when it goes through a psychological process … Plato gave us main ones: