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Personal Stories and Practical Insights into Analytical Psychology
This article is concerned with the phenomenological reality of being in between two states of consciousness, drawing from the psychological understanding of Exodus.
For the past five years, I’ve been working on my dreams in a systematic manner.
Dream interpretation using the methods of Carl Jung is fairly simple, doesn’t require a ton of knowledge about mythology or archetypes, and can be one of the most valuable tools in path of self-discovery.
Recently, I’ve felt compelled to visit Hegel’s The Phenomenology of Spirit. This came out of nowhere and I must say I had some initial resistance to it because of the book’s reputation of being impenetrable.
In a post-credits scene at the very end of The Green Knight, we see a young girl putting on Arthur’s crown.
This short and mysterious scene has left many people, myself included, with a lot of questions. Why was it included? What does it mean if anything?
Say to Wisdom: Thou art my sister, and call Prudence thy friend: for to meditate upon her is a most natural and subtle understanding, which bringeth her to perfection.