Symbols
Keywords
Subjectivity: inner experience, personal point of view or feelings, self-consciousness, specific context, finding one's own voice, interpretation, taking things personally, being blind to other realities
Insight: higher awareness, intuition, seeing the future, clairvoyance, breakthrough, insights and realization, mental image, imagination
Insight: higher awareness, intuition, seeing the future, clairvoyance, breakthrough, insights and realization, mental image, imagination
Communication: mutual influence, trans-personal, on the same wavelength with others, concepts coming together, healing, messages, storytelling, rumors, slip of the tongue
Examples
Movie Clips & Videos:
Human Error – 2001: A Space Odyssey,
Facing The Fear Of Existence – Arrival,
My Stroke of Insight – Jill Bolte Taylor
Facing The Fear Of Existence – Arrival,
My Stroke of Insight – Jill Bolte Taylor
Podcasts:
Where the Sun Don't Shine (Radiolab),
Something Only I Can See,
Really Long Distance,
How I Got Into College (This American Life)
Where the Sun Don't Shine (Radiolab),
Something Only I Can See,
Really Long Distance,
How I Got Into College (This American Life)
"In the woman's meditation the Self appeared as a deer, which said to the ego: I am your child and your mother. They call me the 'connecting animal' because I connect people, animals, and even stones with one another if I enter them. I am your fate or the 'objective I.' When I appear, I redeem you from the meaningless hazards of life. The fire burning inside me burns in the whole of nature. If a man loses it, he becomes egocentric, lonely, disoriented, and weak."
– M.-L. von Franz, Man and His Symbols, p.220
Writings:
Fables of the Hawk and Crow, Minding Matter,
Why So Many Americans Are Turning to Buddhism,
Highly Creative People Have Well-Connected Brain Hemispheres,
Living With Mystery, The Two Ways of Looking and the Secret of Seeing,
The Day Dostoyevsky Discovered The Meaning of Life in a Dream,
The Reality Of the Psyche – Esther Harding
Left-Brain Interpreter, Subjectivity, Theory Of Mind, Mysticism,
Time Perception, Need for Cognition, Vincible Ignorance, Bias Blind Spot,
Blindness in Literature, Introspection Illusion, Psychological Mindedness,
Internal Monologue, Stream of Consciousness, Phenomenology
Literature:
Through the Looking Glass
Fables of the Hawk and Crow, Minding Matter,
Why So Many Americans Are Turning to Buddhism,
Highly Creative People Have Well-Connected Brain Hemispheres,
Living With Mystery, The Two Ways of Looking and the Secret of Seeing,
The Day Dostoyevsky Discovered The Meaning of Life in a Dream,
The Reality Of the Psyche – Esther Harding
Left-Brain Interpreter, Subjectivity, Theory Of Mind, Mysticism,
Time Perception, Need for Cognition, Vincible Ignorance, Bias Blind Spot,
Blindness in Literature, Introspection Illusion, Psychological Mindedness,
Internal Monologue, Stream of Consciousness, Phenomenology
Literature:
Through the Looking Glass
"It is high time we realized that it is pointless to praise the light and preach it if nobody can see it. It is much more needful to teach people the art of seeing."
– C.G. Jung, C.W. Vol. 12: Psychology and Alchemy
"It is important to have a secret, a premonition of things unknown. It fills life with something special, a numinosum. A man who has never experienced that has missed something important. He must sense that he lives in a world which in some respects is mysterious; that things happens and can be experienced which remain inexplicable; that not everything which happens can be anticipated. The unexpected and the incredible belong in this world. Only then life is whole."
– C.G. Jung
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