doubt protects mystery from stagnation

• the doubt which keeps alive the dialectical values, and therefore protects a culture from reification and stagnation, also serves to enliven the per- sonality and stimulate it to evolve
• certainty is the enemy of truth … concepts, whether dogmas or operative beliefs, are husks which once held the energy but which can also serve as a prison. … The toxicity of such imprisonment is an omnipresent reality for both society and the individual. … doubt, theologian Paul Tillich argued, is the necessary ingredient in any respectful encounter with ultimacy … is a form of humility before the largeness of the mystery. It is a form of honesty. It is a manifestation of how seriously one in fact takes one’s journey, an expression of how deeply one cares
• individuation comes from the little people

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1. individuation comes from the little people

   Jung once noted that individuation does not come from on high, from the royal ego managing affairs, but from “the little people,” the split-off