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Archetypes and the Collective Unconscious., Eye, Mandala

Carl Jung: The eye is also a well-known symbol for God.

Date: June 3, 2020Author: Mr. Purrington

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  • I too have this archaic nature, and in me it is linked with thegift not always pleasant of seeing people and things as theyare, I can let myself be deceived from here to Tipperary when 1 don't want to recognize something, and yet at bottom I know quite well how matters really stand. In this I am like a dog he can be tricked, but he always smells it out in the end. This "insight" is based on instinct, or on a "participation mystique" with others. It is as if the "eyes of the background" do the se
    I too have this archaic nature, and in me it is linked with thegift not always pleasant of seeing people and things as theyare, I can let myself be deceived from here to Tipperary when 1 don't want to recognize something, and yet at bottom I know quite well how matters really stand. In this […]
  • I too have this archaic nature, and in me it is linked with thegift not always pleasant of seeing people and things as theyare, I can let myself be deceived from here to Tipperary when 1 don't want to recognize something, and yet at bottom I know quite well how matters really stand. In this I am like a dog he can be tricked, but he always smells it out in the end. This "insight" is based on instinct, or on a "participation mystique" with others. It is as if the "eyes of the background" do the se
    I too have this archaic nature, and in me it is linked with thegift not always pleasant of seeing people and things as theyare, I can let myself be deceived from here to Tipperary when 1 don't want to recognize something, and yet at bottom I know quite well how matters really stand. In this […]

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