Now seems as good a time as any to ponder the American psyche from a Jungian perspective. America was founded under a paradox: equality depends upon inequality. As historian Heather Cox Richardson says, "American began with a great paradox: the…
Jung saw the heart as "the centre of wholenes" and believed it possessed its own intelligence. Ancient traditions located the mind within the heart, not the head. In Chinese the word for mind and heart is the same: xin. "The…
While playing pickleball early this morning I got distracted looking up at airplanes as they would disappear completely into the clouds shortly after takeoff. For some reason I found it intriguing that I could clearly hear the loud planes but…
I have another excuse to revisit Robert Macfarlane's magnificient book, Is a River Alive?, thanks to the recent New Moon in the water sign of Cancer. The constant changing waters of rivers, and their sometimes serpentine path, is much like…
"Daylighting" is a term used when buried streams and rivers are brought back to life in towns and cities. Here we are at the beginning of Cancer season, the water sign associated with the beginning of summer, making daylighting personal…