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In 1916, he presented a lecture to the association for analytical psychology entitled “The structure of the unconscious,” which was first published in a French translation in Flournoy’s Archives de Psychologie.148 Here, he differentiated two layers of the unconscious. The first, the personal unconscious, consisted in elements acquired during one’s
... See moreC. G. Jung • The Red Book
Liber Novus (The Red Book) by C. G. Jung
“…the collective psyche was inherited.”
A clever way to balance this stress is to pair each major work project with a corresponding rest project. The idea is simple: after putting aside time on your calendar for a major work project, schedule in the days or weeks immediately following it time to pursue something leisurely and unrelated to your work.
Cal Newport • Slow Productivity: The Lost Art of Accomplishment Without Burnout
a kind of double reality: the measurable world and the experienced world.
Anna Branten • The immeasurable
Our perceptions of people are mostly intuitive. We take them in as a whole—accent, clothes, build, expression, complexion, voice, stance, gestures, the regional, social, and class cues—all delivers itself at once, as a full gestalt, to intuition.
James Hillman • The Soul's Code
You can just turn off your phone at 5pm and see what the fuck happens.
Fuck the Cult of Productivity
The shallow engagement that’s inundating human relationships mimics our newsfeeds. We don’t actually want to listen to and learn from one another; we want bite-sized McNuggets of connection.
Know Better, Do Better
But we do not believe that the dissolution of the family and the concomitant lack of moral order we see around us stem primarily from an absence of moral order imposed from the outside. Instead, we suggest that in many homes the family soul has been sacrificed to maintain the illusion of the family persona. As a result, the family shadow erupts,
... See moreSteven Wolf • Romancing the Shadow
The Earth orbits the Sun not in a perfect circle, but rather in an ellipse. The eccentricity, or the difference between the “long axis” and the “short axis” of our orbit, changes over time, while the Earth-Sun orbital period, which defines our year, changes slowly over the lifetime of our Solar System. If we neglect the other planets and the mass loss of the Sun due to the solar wind and nuclear fusion, we’d find that the total angular momentum of the Earth-Sun(-and-moon, if you like) system remains conserved.