Should we treat people like reference points within our own narrative?
Should we see people as conduits?
Is it ever appropriate to seek an expectation from this particular conduit we call “someone?”
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By Patrick Watts in atheism, atheist, conduit, death, hope, life, love, philosophy, psychology, romance, seduction, truth, wisdom on .Latest Posts
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The Theosophical Society decided Jiddu Krishnamurti was the messiah who would save humankind. Awkwardly, Krishnamurti came to believe this was bunkum. But the legend is…
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biology and the soul
Carl Jung and Ramana Maharshi restore the soul that J. Krishnamurti denies is there. “There’s no soul there” is not the conclusion Carl Jung or…
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After the Catastrophe (C. Jung)
Some interesting paragraphs from Jung’s 1945 essay “After the Catastrophe” : „The European, or rather the white man in general, is scarcely in a position…
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“The Americans expecially have that terrible black shadow behind them. It’s as if they made a pure-culture (Reinkultur) of all their good qualities, which they…
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