Tagged with C.G. Jung

Dynamic Paradoxicalism: The Anti-ism ism

Jonathan Zap
yinyangthumb.jpgDynamic paradoxicalism is my attempt to create a meta-philosophy that is a counter to fundamentalist and absolutist thought, which is nearly as common amongst New Agers and the Left as it is amongst religious fundamentalists and the Right.  (more)
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The World is Psyche

Paul Levy
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The psyche has a pre-eminent place in the natural order of things. The life of the psyche arises out of organic life, while at the same time transcending it through its own self-creation.  A product of cosmic evolution, the conscious psyche is a relatively recent emergence out of the womb of nature. (more)

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2012: Tilt -- Game Over or Game On?

John Jay Harper
johnjaythumb.jpgThe good times were behind us and we did it to ourselves: no one was to blame. Even if culprits to this chaos could be identified, they were dead. The bullets and bunkers and bank holdings did not save them for long. These previous symbols of wealth proved totally worthless and non-negotiable for the one thing they couldn't buy from the hard-working, country-dwelling, "pagans": food. (more)
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My Reconciliation with Christianity

Christophoros
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Any tradition with a rigid, circumscribed, dualistic, dogma-based identity is, in my opinion, inadequate and inappropriate for the present conditions we face as a planet. I could not stand to have my beliefs handed to me. I had to construct them from the ground up for and by myself. (more)

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The Light of Darkness

Paul Levy
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The root meaning of the word consciousness, etymologically speaking, is "knowing together or seeing with an other." The process of becoming conscious requires both seeing and being seen, knowing and being known. The birth of consciousness itself involves being both subject and object of the process at the same time.     (more)

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