A topic that is important for women undergoing transitions or who contemplate the importance of Matrescence and Motherhood - I offer another view of this rite of passage from depth psychology, that is a unifying bridge, from any side of the fence.
https://t.co/C9kI9zf99N
I am aware that I am late to the Lindsay Clancy discourse, but I've been trying to find the right words to frame the ongoing discourse in a helpful manner.
What I keep coming back to are comments like the one in the video below. From 0:36 to 1:45, the woman uses expressions like "divine feminine rising", "elevating the level of consciousness" and "to dismantle patriarchy." This is striking. It's as if she sees in Lindsay Clancy the attribute of someone who is taking part in some kind of divine plan.
https://t.co/SCpJhwKMy0
This essay would not have been possible without Paul Bishop's third volume of "Jung and the Epic of Transformation" dedicated to Nietzsche’s “Thus Spoke Zarathustra”.
A great many thanks to @paulbishop4U for his ability to bring clarity to such a dense work. His knowledge of Nietzsche's works and letters, and the ability to put them in correspondence with Jung, is unparalleled. He is the go-to scholar if you are interested in the ideas of these two great men.
While looking for some art for Thus Spoke Zarathustra, I found a few artists who illustrated the book. The main one is Christopher Panzner, whose illustrations look very close to the ones of Gustave Doré. You can find all of his 103 illustrations on this website.
https://t.co/IdxUyukpAJ
Up next on substack #TheSubstance film by Coralie Fargeat. A reminder these are reposts to another platform (link in bio to check recent work).
https://t.co/t1PRwF3VWu
IT'S FINALLY OUT!
Thus Spoke Zarathustra: A Wotanic Eruption
In the late nineteenth century, lightning struck from six thousand feet beyond man and time. A series of metaphysical propositions descended upon Nietzsche, which were given life in Thus Spoke Zarathustra. But that ecstatic work was also the beginning of his downfall, or so argues Jung in his seminar on that book. In this episode, we will go through Zarathustra's Prologue through the lens of analytical psychology and see what insights can be recovered from this magnificent but perilous book.
Listen at https://t.co/BRInxCvLrx
Read at https://t.co/BiBv6ibUhB
@donna_mc28503 I think it has something to do with the mother's grind as being accepted as one's lot in life, then once ego-consciousness unfolded. A woman started to identify and develop her masculine psyche (animus), suddenly the feminine nature is diminished and devalued for other traits.
Satisfied with how much progress I've made over the week, I can now reveal what I've been working on for the past two months.
It is a psychological interpretation of the Prologue of Thus Spoke Zarathustra and it is the most effort I've put into something as of yet.
The first half of the audio is recorded, and it's already an hour and a half long.
The final result, which should be published as audio and text next week, will likely be around three hours.
https://t.co/8HnPcYFv7A
Publishing my work over on Substack now, as I do feel it has more of a community. Even though I do like the simplicity of Quaily, so I will try to maintain both! First analysis is up, #DavidLynch 's Eraserhead, the one that started it all.
https://t.co/gtTZh19Vg9
@ja_y007 You gotta pay attention to the micro face movements, he is incredulous and she is faking it and has a duper's delight smile not a genuine one, it's like faking all the positive expressions you would to convince someone, she's probably even trying to convince herself.
The mystery of conjunction (Mysterium coniunctionis) or mystery of the union, the union of opposites creating a third... how funny to see in the wild in this manner 😅
To forgo this means hell to pay, since a myriad of psychological, relational, and personal issues will surface as they have not been dealt with, and the role forces you to sacrifice, shed and update. If it's not dealt with internally, it will find its way to disrupt externally.
Even if this photoshoot may be emotionally inauthentic, it is a good visualisation of the reality of becoming a mother. Your old identity must be shed, and mourning it is actually necessary. This is a serious biological initiation that needs an update of your role and identity.
Dionysophy Onboarding 2026
After a year and a half of online presence, Dionysophy has gone through quite a few new developments. Next Sunday, I will give a summary of where Dionysophy is at in 2026.
So if you are interested in depth psychology themes such as self-knowledge, dream interpretation, the interplay of Eros and Logos, active imagination, how to recollect projections, psychic symbols of a sexual nature, etc. you might find this material to your liking.
Whether you are curious about joining, just want to learn about what Dionysophy is, or have some questions you want to ask about it, you are welcome to register for this upcoming public presentation on Zoom.
Date: 6 September 2026, 9:30 PM AEST
Register here: https://t.co/IwZNiXe6pD
Please note that the event will be recorded. If you can't attend, you will receive a link to the video afterwards.
Makes you wonder about this gal since she popped in my feed, she is obsessed with the film 127 hours and watches it repeatedly. It is based on misadventure, a man gets stuck in a crevice and must free himself by amputating his arm.
In the ancient Cult of Attis and Cybele, male initiates would castrate themselves as an act of devotion towards the Mother Goddess. They re-enacted the myth in order to enter into a mystical union with the deity.
Given that arms are symbolically equivalent to the phallus in the act of generativity and creation, here is the same ritual of self-sacrifice but for the sake of a happy marriage.