I have seen many people suffer unnecessarily because they had trouble admitting to themselves what they really wanted because some part of them felt like they shouldn't want that thing.
Congratulations to Sir Roger Penrose and colleagues from Oxford, Ulm and Ben-Gurion Negev Universities for experiments linking Einstein’s gravity with quantum mechanics. They proved equivalence theory which extends spacetime curvature to tiny quantum scales, as Penrose predicted. With larger superpositioned masses they can test Penrose Objective Reduction at times t=h/E, also proposed as the origin of consciousness. Preparations for those experiments are underway.
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NEW BOOK BY MICHAEL MEADE
Michael Meade's new book "The Heart of Transformation" explores how transformation is the way of the world, the mystery at the heart of each soul, and may be the only way out of the troubled times in which we live.
PURCHASE: https://t.co/Zf3QFF9EwR
In this episode of Living Myth, Michael Meade explores how stories of renewal of the Earth can help us see the world with different eyes and create new contexts for facing the threats of climate change and stopping ecological degradation.
LISTEN: https://t.co/ju0BFLAqHJ
A man who is not on fire is nothing: he is ridiculous, he is two-dimensional. He must be on fire even if he does make a fool of himself. A flame must burn somewhere, otherwise no light shines; there is no warmth, nothing.~CG Jung
@LisaMarchiano The summit brings together some of the most original minds working in this area, including Todd Essig, Alessandra Lemma, James Muldoon, Glen Slater and Zak Stein.
The event will be two hours and is free to attend.
Register here ⬇️
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Never before have we had a technology that performs being human so well.
What might this be doing to the psyche?
On October 8th, @LisaMarchiano and Aaron Balick are chairing the first summit on AI and the Psyche.
I love this quote. I think it says something that was very essential for Jung. He was very much interested in whether his ideas “worked.” Sometimes people ask me if there is any evidence behind the work I do — say for example, dreamwork. I reply that it works.
🆕 If you can get to Brooklyn this September, we'd love to see you at our upcoming LIVE This Jungian Life podcast recording.
We'll be discussing "the grotesque in dreams" at the Dream Mapping Symposium.
After an expansive experience that challenges our narrow way of being in the world, we often retreat instead of pressing forward into the unknown.
— Lisa Marchiano, The Vital Spark
A psychoanalyst friend of mine always said, “hear me now, believe me later” thrilled to start this book today!
Opinion | Is Sigmund Freud’s psychoanalysis due for a comeback? https://t.co/A1afhhzkBt via @BostonGlobe
The idea that we must love ourselves before we can love someone else tends to get the sequence wrong. More often, it works the other way around—it is in the act of caring deeply for others that we come to recognize our own worth.