Marie-Louise von Franz on The Problem of the Eternal Child

[@delco2035]

i found her books like you did, by pure chance. As if it had been attracted to me. That was 2 years ago, it changed my life quite radically ever since. To me she's one of the most important thinkers of the modern era. And she researched so much, in so different directions... i'm amazed by her. Still exploring her bibliography to this day.

[@IlyaFitzpatrick]

Found you through your Dante video- subbed as soon as I noticed you covered this work.

[@delco2035]

you guys put work into this discussion, i can feel. I relate to a lot of things said, the esoteric aspect of jungian psycho at first, the liquor store and the church... you know alcohol is an arab word, meaning both camouflage and embellishment. I suppose that will speak volumes lol. Thanks for this hour, i enjoyed it quite a lot.

[@unpackingideas]

interesting point about the etymology of alcohol. Thanks for sharing!

[@delco2035]

one book suggestion, in passing, and because i think you both would like it : I am, by Sri Nisargadatta Maharaj. I'm sure you'll find parallels with jungian psycho in it, as it speaks from a yogic / tantric perspective. Enjoy !

[@IlyaFitzpatrick]

Check out Elie Faure's A History of Art

[@wandaad]

I wonder how the puer, living a ghost life, ties in with the imposter syndrome.