The Wheel and the Cross
In January 2023, I opened my inbox and found an email from an acquaintance of mine, a middle-aged woman who shall remain anonymous.
Paranoia Agent: Stories of Failed Individuation (Part Two)
/0 Comments/in Article, Post /by Axel PerruchoudThis article picks up where Part One ended.
Paranoia Agent: Stories of Failed Individuation (Part One)
/0 Comments/in Article, Post /by Axel PerruchoudParanoia Agent is a 13-episode murder mystery centered around Shonen Bat, an otherworldly aggressor carrying a golden bat, whose victim selection leaves the detective team after him bewildered.
Regulating Grandiosity: the Works of Robert L. Moore
/0 Comments/in Article, Post /by Axel PerruchoudThis article will be an attempt to synthesize what I believe are Moore’s most valuable and original contributions.
The Architecture of Evil
/0 Comments/in Article, Post /by Axel PerruchoudThis article’s purpose is to explore a rare and limit case: the mystery of unrepentant and self-destructive evil. To do so, we are going to turn towards Lars von Trier’s 2018 The House that Jack Built, a movie that puts the viewer inside the mind of a serial killer.
Evil, Songlines and Restoration
/0 Comments/in Article, Post /by Axel PerruchoudTruth did not come into the world naked, but it came in types and images. The world will not receive truth in any other way.
Soul-complex, Spirit-complex and Active Imagination
/0 Comments/in Article, Post /by Axel PerruchoudRecently, an acquaintance of mine had the following dream.
Crossing the Red Sea
/0 Comments/in Article, Post /by Axel PerruchoudThis article is concerned with the phenomenological reality of being in between two states of consciousness, drawing from the psychological understanding of Exodus.
An Easy Guide to Jungian Dream Interpretation
/0 Comments/in Article, Post /by Axel PerruchoudDream 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.
The Movement of Life
/0 Comments/in Article, Post /by Axel PerruchoudRecently, 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.
