GeoFee
I am who I am becoming...
Hi,
Jung notices that the refusal of our instinctive voice tends to neurosis. How many repress their own deep conviction that there is something dreadfully wrong unfolding in our day? The mass exploitation of children in service to corporate greed being but one of many examples. Ignoring this on a large scale is inducing what Jung calls mass neurosis; which ends in the collapse of civilized society.
Science suggests that the whole is greater than the sum of its parts. There is more to you and I than that which is empirically noticed and verified. My imagination is guided by the presence of God at its core. My will is subordinate to that imaginary presence.
George
Sad to say modernity no longer values or pursues agreement with instinct. The natural is being displaced by the artificial. This in service to the restless striving of power after power, which ends only in death.The care and love of children is in instinctive, and in many other species too. Who don't have a divine overseer. it is something we all share without having to have it explained to us.
Jung notices that the refusal of our instinctive voice tends to neurosis. How many repress their own deep conviction that there is something dreadfully wrong unfolding in our day? The mass exploitation of children in service to corporate greed being but one of many examples. Ignoring this on a large scale is inducing what Jung calls mass neurosis; which ends in the collapse of civilized society.
Science suggests that the whole is greater than the sum of its parts. There is more to you and I than that which is empirically noticed and verified. My imagination is guided by the presence of God at its core. My will is subordinate to that imaginary presence.
George
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