Through a Jungian Lens

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A Clamoring Noise – Voices of the Collective Unconscious

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This photo was taken a few days ago on campus.  I enjoy going to work and interacting with my students at the university here in ChangZhou.  It is easy to be positive with the energy that the students bring to class.  Add the colour of spring, and a bit of spring warmth, it becomes easy to see life through rose-coloured glasses.

As you are likely aware, I have been almost obsessed with the world and the Canadian situations in terms of power and politics.  I need to step back and look at this obsession and see what it is trying to tell me.  I do trust my inner voices that tell me what is right and wrong for me.  There is much to do in terms of sorting through the feelings, the reactions in order to locate triggers and re-approach the political world with more balance.  I guess that in this, it is not yet spring.

With the media shouting at fever pitch about all possible topics as if each is heralding the end of the world. it is almost impossible to sort it all out.  I know that there isn’t a right side or a wrong side, but there are right and wrong actions for a collective’s security and sanity.  I know when respect is intended and received.  I also know hubris and disdain and greed and every sin possible for the individual and collective soul.  The problem is to sort out my darkness from the collective darkness and move to act more consciously is hopes of allowing others to feel more hope and to feel loved and respected.

Written by rgl

April 10th, 2011 at 2:54 pm

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