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Post-Jungian Authors on My Shelf
Okay, thanks to my readers and their interest in various post-Jungian authors from whom I have been drawing various quotes, I am taking the time to list some of my sources. As you can tell, the photo… more →
Through a Jungian Lens
A New Year to Kick the Depression habit
wrote 14 hours ago: For last year’s words belong to last year’s language and next year’s words await another voice. A … more →
It's complicated
wrote 4 days ago: In society, we have come to understand the meaning of being an individual. Over time we have also be … more →
Thirteen Tips to Transform the Story
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wrote 1 month ago: Earlier this week I wrote about fear and a common story that often gives it juice: The Orphan story. … more →
Our Relationship With Our Therapist
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wrote 1 month ago: If you have ever suffered from clinic … more →
The trouble with normalcy by "Abby Normal"
wrote 1 month ago: From “Young Frankenstein” Dr. Frederick Frankenstein: [to Igor] Now that brain th … more →
Chipping Away at The Iceberg of Depression
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wrote 1 month ago: James Hollis, Ph.D., the noted psychologist, onc … more →
Institute for Cultural Change- Call for Proposals
wrote 2 months ago: Dear F riends and Colleagues, The Institute for Cultural Change will host our first Annu … more →
Post-Jungian Authors on My Shelf
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wrote 2 months ago: Okay, thanks to my readers and their interest in various post-Jungian authors from whom I have been … more →
Rose Hips and Individuation
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wrote 2 months ago: Rose hips, a sign of autumn. I remember several decades ago, we used to collect these to make a pan … more →
Intermission
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wrote 2 months ago: I’ve been very bad about updating lately due to the demands of everyday life, not the least of … more →
From Worship to Psychopathology
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wrote 3 months ago: Somehow, I have been pulled to post again today. The reasons spring from my continued reading of Tr … more →
Myth and Magic and Children
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wrote 3 months ago: This photo of the James River was taken while I was walking two of my grandsons home from Friday … more →
Midlife and Meaning
wrote 3 months ago: It matters whether one sees random chaos, absurdity, the unfolding of natural law, or a guiding inte … more →
Face - Positive Public Presence
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wrote 3 months ago: This lady was one of the street sweepers in front of the university where I taught in Changzhou. I … more →
Myth - A Hint of Mystery
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wrote 3 months ago: This is the third in a series of photos from the Middle Kingdom, China. Not too far from my apartme … more →
Leaving Behind a Life that Doesn't Work
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wrote 3 months ago: Psychologist, James Hollis, describes depression as a “swampland”; a place that’s … more →
Living smart
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The Magical Other
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wrote 4 months ago: A beautiful wildflower in a ditch along the side of a highway in southern Saskatchewan, near a town … more →
An Ordinary Man
wrote 4 months ago: Well, I realise that this is a different kind of photo than I usually put up. There is a reason, of … more →
