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While building the Stone Sanctuary, coincidences seem to happen far more than one would expect. Ideas and stones kept falling into place so frequently that it made me fee. there were some hidden fo…
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The mother archetype “can be attached to … various vessels.” (Carl Jung, 9i, para. 157) Notice also the ouroboros, in the form of a dragon, in this alchemical drawing. The dragon is another arche…
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In my early thirties, two college friends and I floated down a wilderness river in Alaska’s interior. After about nine days, we lost track of time and no longer even knew what day of the week it wa…
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Is it the archetypal characters that draw us in? Is it the heroic actions of ordinary people – like Beauty sacrificing her freedom with the Beast? Is it the ideal that one person can make a stand against stronger forces, and win …
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In India, “the loving and terrible mother” is the paradoxical Kali. (Carl Jung, CW 9i, para 158)
