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Jung

cliff notes:


  1. “… The woman becomes the vehicle of nature; the man becomes the vehicle of the society, the social order and the social purpose.” — Joseph Campbell↩︎

linked mentions for "Jung":

  1. active imagination
    one fleshes out the meaning through asking questions, attempting interpretations, paying attention to affect, interacting in an analytic
  2. somatic
    s introduced by Thomas Hanna (1970), refers to an experiential study of the body “affective education” or “experiential education”, engaging
  3. child archetype worship
    the therapy thing—you go back to your childhood. But if you’re looking backward, you’re not looking around. This trip backward constellates what
  4. extending individual therapy to collective
    We’re not attacking therapy so much as trying to extend it, reveal its blind spots … it’s not the idea of doing therapy that is wrong; there are
  5. growth project of therapy
    growth a huge part of the project of therapy, but the very word grow is a word appropriate to children. After a certain age you do not grow. You
  6. old wise man who uses diagrams numbers and crystals
    Saturn archetype
  7. triune task insight courage endurance
    finding personal authority requires two things: sorting through the traffic within and living what we find with courage and consistency Jung
  8. developmental task of the swampland states
    we are challenged to grow up, to take on the journey … such enlargement is often terrifying, it is also freeing and brings dignity and meaning to
  9. transferring journey to companionship
    loneliness that serves both the achievement of personhood and the quality of any relationship … the more one can embrace one’s separateness, the
  10. dethroning the ego
    … men are tempted to adopt a new kind of egocentricity in which they use their powers of dominating the world for “spiritual” purposes. This is no
  11. three levels system in society
    Societies before the modern era and those still functioning in less-developed parts of the world believe that most people are to be left permanently
  12. tripod and the evolution of three to four
    Meizumi Roshi, a Zen master in Los Angeles, once said, “Why don’t you die now and enjoy the rest of your life?” The use of tripod and key is a
  13. authentic movement
    Authentic Movement is an embodied awareness practice developed in the mid-twentieth century by Whitehouse, a dancer and avid student and teacher of