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In *Sick Souls, Healthy Minds*, John Kaag offers an insightful reflection on James’s personal struggles with despair and the philosophical development that arose from these experiences.
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In The Red Book, Jung communicates with several Saturnian figures, including Elijah, The Old Scholar, The Anchorite, and Philemon.
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Swiss psychiatrist Carl Jung famously coined the term “Shadow” to describe the repressed, hidden parts of ourselves, including the emotions and instincts we deem unacceptable.
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Much like the mythological symbols in folklore, the circle becomes a container for the individual’s emotional journey, offering a structured and safe environment for transformation.
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It is also worth considering the role of folklore in rites of passage, where emotions are front and centre.
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Just as the planets in astrology are seen to influence the course of human life, Jung also believed that the alchemical process mapped out the transformation of the psyche.
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Rituals allowed individuals and communities to channel their emotions in ways that brought structure and meaning to the unpredictable nature of life.
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Louis Dupré, in *Passage to Modernity*, discusses how emotions were often entwined with the divine or cosmic order, representing a connection between individuals and the universe.
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For too long, we have been dominated by the myth of the perfectible self, which demands relentless self-improvement and external achievement at the cost of genuine inner connection.
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Fantasy News (4)
“The rise of false accusations and defamation in close-knit communities has become a significant concern,” said Dr Harriet Green, a legal expert at Oxford University.
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Innovation in Cultural Cosmology / by Debra DeLeo Moolenaar