Jungian, John Perkins on what genuine individuation really entails.

Carl Jung on ego inflation.

When our movements are limited, so are our possibilities for wholeness. — Judith Harris, Jung and Yoga

On the challenging but necessary work of withdrawing projections in a relationship.

On the deep-seated demands soul-level transformation asks of us. By Bill Plotkin from his book, 'Soulcraft'.

Superb passage on how attempts to fit in on social media can potentially thin us out.

Joseph Campbell on facing life's challenges.

It is significant that the 'normal' scientific materialist view of the body is similar to that found in schizophrenia. Schizophrenic subjects routinely see themselves as machines—often robots, computers, or cameras. — Iain McGilchrist, The Master and His Emissary

Inside this new love, die. Your way begins on the other side. Become the sky. Take an axe to the prison wall. Escape. Walk out like someone suddenly born into colour. Do it now. You’re covered with thick cloud. Slide out the side. Die, and be quiet. Quietness is the surest sign

There is death in life, and it astonishes me that we pretend to ignore this: death, whose unforgiving presence we experience with each change we survive because we must learn to die slowly. We must learn to die: That is all of life. — Rainer Maria Rilke, The Dark Interval

On depression.

Jungian, James Hollis asks: By What Truths Am I Living My Life?

Jungian, Marion Woodman on withdrawing projections.

A bit of advice given to a young Native American at the time of his initiation: "As you go the way of life, you will see a great chasm. Jump. It is not as wide as you think." — Joseph Campbell, A Joseph Campbell Companion

There is a psychological and spiritual dimension to our world that cannot be understood through reason alone, but needs to be experienced directly through feelings, dreams, and intuitions. This larger reality is woven through our lives like the subtext of a great play. Once we

A long beloved passage from Carl Jung's, 'Memories, Dreams, Reflections'.

On tending the inner flame of our personal myth.