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Category Archives: Carl Jung
ONE OF THE REASONS WHY I LOVE THE EUCHARIST
Here’s another gem from Joseph Campbell: “A ritual is the enactment of a myth. And, by participating in the ritual, you are participating in the myth. And since myth is a projection of the depth wisdom of the psyche, by … Continue reading
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Tagged Campbell, Christianity, Mysticism, opening, religion, spiritual practice, symbol, wisdom
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RELIGION FOR THE RELUCTANT, Chapter 5: Individualism and the herd
What are the challenges involved in becoming a member of a group? Why might we seek out group membership as a vehicle for personal and spiritual growth? Besides all the reasons mentioned in earlier chapters, why is there some reluctance … Continue reading
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Chapter 4, Religion for the Reluctant: Anhedonia
Anhedonia means without pleasure. If it’s pervasive in your life, it might be a sign that you are depressed. That’s not what this chapter is about. Anhedonia can be specific to situations – like going to the dentist. For some … Continue reading
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Tagged Christianity, opening, religion, spiritual practice, symbol
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