Picasso – Carl Jung Depth Psychology

Category: Picasso

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Nonduality of Self and World in the Upanishads
Enlightenment is a word used to describe intuitive knowledge or understanding, especially spiritual knowledge. In Enlightenment teachings, concepts that are assumed to be in opposition are intuitively united, leading to greater understanding and states of nonduality. One of the most significant oppositions of the human mind is that of ‘Self’ and ‘world’. We perceive ourselves […]
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Two Paths to Enlightenment in the Upanishads
In the Upanishads, enlightenment is the realization of Sacred Reality called Brahman. The Upanishads say, Prajnanam iti Brahman meaning “Brahman is the supreme knowledge”. Brahman is often spoken of as the supreme self. Brahman is the unchanging unmodified sacred reality at depths of life and world, and beyond. The path toward knowledge is a path […]
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Carl Jung Depth Psychology

Life, Work and Legacy of Carl Jung

Category: Picasso

Carl Jung’s Article on Picasso [1932]

Carl Jung: a scream is always just that-a noise and not music.

Carl Jung on Modern Art and the Artist.

Carl Jung on “Modern Art.”

Carl Jung: I have given a good deal of attention to two great initiators: Joyce and Picasso.