Sublime

Jung discusses this in volume eight of the Collected Works in his distinction between personal complexes and what he calls “spirit complexes.”

Therapy promotes the great delusion of insight. It preaches and practices the blindness of Oedipus. He asked questions about who he really was, as if you could find the true acorn of your being by self-questioning reflection.13 This therapeutic fallacy builds upon another: that the acorn is out of sight, hidden, squirreled away in childhood, repres

PSYCHOLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS.

Alors les différentes thérapies interprétatives - la psychanalyse, la thérapie jungienne ou la gestalt thérapie, par exemple - vous aident à entrer en contact avec votre profondeur et à l'interpréter plus fidèlement. KW : Oui, précisément. Il ne s'agit pas de dresser une quelconque carte du monde objectif qui soit plus exacte, mais d'affaiblir vos

In the arena of self-knowledge, psychotherapy may be the single most useful intervention of the last 200 years. It is a tool and, like all tools, it finds its purpose in helping us to overcome an inborn weakness and to extend our capacities beyond those originally gifted to us by nature.

Freud (1927), the father of psychology, divided the psyche into three parts: the id, the ego, and the superego. He saw the id as our primal, animal nature; the superego as the judgment system that society has instilled within us; and the ego as our representative to the outside world that struggles to maintain a balance between the other two powerf

Grof's discovery and systematic mapping of the perinatal layer of the human psyche is one of his most important contributions to Western psychotherapy and psychiatry, and we can now consider this research in more depth. He found that perinatal sequences tend to emerge in four broad, overlapping clusters of experience, which he termed the Basic Peri