Jungian Psychology
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Rosa Luxemburg & Mirabai
Sacred Counterparts, Vol. VI 🔥 The Refusal to Be Owned Rosa Luxemburg, revolutionary thinker, and Mirabai, bhakti poet-saint, stand centuries apart yet mirror each other across time. Rosa’s body was thrown into a river for daring to imagine a world… Continue reading
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✨ An Invitation into the Mythic
🌑 What Do We Mean by Mythic?The word mythic is so often mistaken for something untrue — a fairy tale, a story to dismiss. But in its original sense, mythic carries timeless truths wrapped in image, metaphor, and archetype. To… Continue reading
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Dreaming with Depth
An Introduction to Jungian Dream Analysis Through the Soul’s Evolutionary Lens 🌑✨ 🌌 Why Dreams? Every night, the psyche speaks in symbols. Dreams are not random; they are living images that arise from the unconscious — whispering what our waking… Continue reading
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Etty Hillesum: The Garden Within the Ruins
Historical Mirrors Vol. IX “I will try to help You, God, to stop my strength ebbing away, though I cannot vouch for it in advance.” — Etty Hillesum The Quiet Bloom in the Shadow of the Camps In the summer… Continue reading
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Flame and Silence: The Mystical Journey of Porete and Eckhart
Sacred Counterparts Vol. V 🔥 When Mystics Walk Too Close to the Flame There are some voices that cannot be tamed by doctrine, no matter how fiercely the church tried to bind them. In the 14th century, Marguerite Porete and… Continue reading
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✨ Birthday Edition: Oracle & Lantern | Vol. VI✨
The Turning of the Lantern Birthdays arrive like thresholds. They remind us of the solar rhythm that has carried us around the wheel once more — the same sun that rose the day we were born now calls us into… Continue reading
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🌒 The Alchemy of Real Suffering
“The only valid cure for any kind of depression is the acceptance of real suffering.”— Helen M. Luke 🌑 The Paradox We Resist We live in a culture that treats suffering like an infection to be cut out or numbed… Continue reading
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Exploring the Mind: Three Men Who Claimed to Be Christ
A Mirror of Madness, Meaning, and the Myth of the Single Self In 1959, three men were brought together at Ypsilanti State Hospital in Michigan. Each of them—Clyde, Joseph, and Leon—believed they were Jesus Christ. Clinical psychologist Milton Rokeach devised… Continue reading
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Giordano Bruno – Mystic Rebel of the Infinite
🌒 Historical Mirrors, Vol. VII Giordano Bruno (1548–1600) stands illuminated in history as a symbol of visionary bravery and mystic rebellion. An Italian philosopher, cosmologist, and poet, Bruno dared to defy the intellectual and religious constraints of his era by… Continue reading
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Exploring the Mundus Imaginalis: A Journey Beyond Reality
“There is a world more real than what we call real—a terrain where vision is not fantasy, but participation. This is the place where mystics dream and prophets walk, where soul speaks in symbols and the divine unveils itself in… Continue reading
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