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Where is Soul? Psychology in Modernity
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Wisdom in Greek was sophia, as in our word “philosophy,” love of wisdom.
James Hillman • The Soul's Code
What happens in liminal spaces? Doubt, discomfort, unfamiliarity, anxiety. But also growth, change, and discovery. Liminal spaces offer all of the ingredients for creativity.
Anne-Laure Le Cunff • Liminal Creativity
liminal and dark night
The Secret Commonwealth This will be a review of the Egregorials that seem to share consensual reality with us and are identified as being fairies, elves, goblins and numerous entities that have historically been identified under the collective term “elemental spirits”. The Occult This term relates to Egregorials that are evoked through magic (or
... See moreAnthony Peake • The Hidden Universe
Remember, the bar for humour in the business world is extremely low. The goal isn’t to elicit raucous, rolling-on-the-floor laughter; it’s simply to create a moment of connection. Often, all it takes is a mindset of levity to transform a relationship or moment.
Jennifer Aaker • Humour, Seriously: Why Humour Is A Superpower At Work And In Life
Jung’s life-long exploration of the powerful, archetypal forces of the unconscious led him to conclude that they “possess a specific energy which causes or compels definite modes of behavior or impulses; that is, they may under certain circumstances have a possessive or obsessive force (numinosity!). The conception of them as daimonia is therefore
... See moreConnie Zweig • Meeting the Shadow
I tend to do this exercise when I get a new book—first opening it to a random page and reading a blindly selected fragment as a message to myself.
This was what I got from Sublime zin: Whoa, Volume 1
What amazing accuracy and relevance—simply whoa! :)