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Plato’s Cave | An Allegory of the Republic
Plato’s Allegory of the Cave reveals the human struggle between illusion and truth. Most live chained to their own perceptions—mistaking shadows for reality—while a few break free to see the world as it truly is. This journey from darkness to light mirrors the path of awakening: painful, disorienting, and often rejected by those still bound…
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Carl Jung –Art – Archetypes
Psyche, and the Collective Unconscious Carl Jung’s Mystical Journey in ‘The Red Book’ Carl Jung, the renowned Swiss psychiatrist and psychoanalyst, made significant contributions to the understanding of art and its psychological dimensions. Key aspects of his work related to art & the psyche: Collective Unconscious + Visual Art: Jung proposed the concept of the…
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Why Face your shadow?
This is the thing you are longing for, the hole in your heart that you have never been able to fill is waiting… in you & for you.
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Understanding The Inner Child
Understanding the inner child is a crucial aspect of personal development, delving into the formative experiences and emotions that shape our adult selves. It involves recognizing and addressing unresolved childhood issues to promote healing and growth. The journey to understanding the inner child can lead to increased self-awareness, emotional resilience, and healthier relationships.
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Inner Child Reflections From The Shadow
Embracing our inner child is a crucial step in the journey of self-discovery and healing. By acknowledging and accepting our inner child, we can begin to nurture and care for the vulnerable parts of ourselves. This process involves practicing self-compassion, self-love, and self-acceptance, and creating a safe space for our inner child to express itself.
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Shadows: Jungian & Scripture Compared
The Shadow lives inside us, all of us, at varying degrees. We are not the shadow, but we created the shadow by disassociating from and clouding the memory of our inner child. As children without the ability to logically analyze and understand, we begin to fear our own selves. The parts of us that received…
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Physical Realm | A Shadow
In the Old Testament, there are several instances where the physical realm is represented as a shadow, pointing towards the spiritual reality. What Is The Physical Realm? The “physical realm” refers to the tangible, material world in which we live. It encompasses all the physical objects, substances, and phenomena that can be perceived through our…
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Shadow Selves & The Masks We Wear
In a world captivated by charisma and self-assured confidence, the allure of narcissism’s mask is undeniable. Its polished facade, shimmering with charm and ambition, draws us in, tempting us to believe in the extraordinary. But what lies beneath this captivating exterior? In the depths of the shadows, hidden from the prying eyes, lies a truth…
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What Is The Jungian Shadow?
This article discusses the concept of the unconscious mind and the role it plays in shaping our thoughts, emotions, and actions. It introduces the idea of the Shadow, which refers to the hidden aspects of ourselves that we reject or ignore. These traits are influenced by shame and are stored in the unconscious. Exploring the…
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Navigating Toxicity: Unmasking Covert Manipulation Tactics
“The LORD is near to the brokenhearted and saves the crushed in spirit.” – Psalm 34:18 Emotions suppressed, ceaseless need for validation, and a complete absence of remorse define their influence. Take control of your life by understanding these tactics, setting boundaries, focusing on your own well-being, and nurturing healthier connections. Expose the hidden strategies…
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Have You Ever? Inner Child Work #1
Sin is like a shadow that clouds our inner child from integration. This Shadow represents the parts of ourselves that we hide and don’t acknowledge. This reveals that our wholeness involves reconciling the separation caused by sin and restoring all those aspects within sin’s shadow to wholeness or unity. Sin is like a veil that…
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Overview Of ‘The Shadow’- Analytical Psychology
In the same way, when we come to God, we must bring our whole selves before Him, including the parts that we may have been hiding or denying. Only then can we truly repent and experience the peace, contentment, and fulfillment that comes from being fully known and accepted by God.
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Isolation Into To My Heart
Light doesn’t expose darkness, He destroys and annihilates it, leaving only what is supposed to be left.
