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Robert Johnson and Jerry Ruhl on going on 'the quest', utilising symbols that arise from our own unconscious.
The journey is one of traveling from the neurotic aspects of the intellect to becoming a real person who is living in the truth.
from Infinite Self: 33 Steps to Reclaiming Your Inner Power by Stuart Wilde
Jung called this process Individuation, which is really a great word for it. We move from a social and cultural identity to a truly individual sense of self. While in the first half of life we internalize aspects of our environment, in the second half we explore and express the truths which arise from within, individuating ourselves from group iden
... See morefrom The Paradox of Pursuing Happiness: Insights from Depth Psychology by Jude Star
Daniel Wentsch added
.psychologyone’s spiritual quest, it’s actually the end of the restless seeker but the beginning of exploring the infinite nature of the reality one has awoken to, as well as the inexhaustible journey of embodying that reality in the challenging terrain of your everyday life, through the priceless vehicle of your human incarnation.
from The Direct Way: Thirty Practices to Evoke Awakening by Adyashanti