Synchronicity: Map of the Soul – A Selected Collection of Jungian Elaborations Part 5

The final post in the Map of the Soul series - exploring Jung’s Synchronicity theory and the possibility of a cosmological order underlying existence

Self, Individuation and Wholeness: Map of the Soul – A Selected Collection of Jungian Elaborations Part 4

This post explores themes based on the subject of Wholeness, the Jungian notion of Self and the Individuation process

An introduction to this series exploring themes raised by Carl Jung’s analytical psychology in Murray Stein’s book Map of the Soul

The final chapter of my ontological series, exploring the defining role care plays in the meaning of being

Examining the notion of time as an ecstasy of temporality, illusion and a fluid shared blend of experience

A weekly diary capturing my thoughts as I waded through one of the most challenging books I’ve ever read

Is it possible to produce something like a blog without some form of bias in your writing?

I had a few bits and pieces left over from various note-taking and thought-scribing sessions, so I collected them together into this final piece. Thanks for reading - I hoped you enjoyed the series. Keep your eyes peeled for more pieces to come on a variety of different philosophical themes. Thoughts on god I’m not … Continue reading A Collection of Final Thoughts… Science, Silliness and the Nucleus of Niceness – Part 10 →

Hopefully by now, if you’ve read any of my previous eight blog posts on our wonderful, mysterious universe, you are beginning to appreciate how bizarre existence truly is. The universe is weird - nature is odd. Life is random and unpredictable (not always entirely, but usually impossible to completely pin down or understand). Everything seems … Continue reading One Fine Man, His Awesome Arrows and Why it’s Okay to be Wrong: Science, Silliness and the Nucleus of Niceness – Part 9 →

I wrote in the previous part of this series of blog posts about the limits of our objectivity, and illuminated some of my thoughts on how our mental apparatus might be hampering us in our quest for progress, both scientifically speaking and in terms of general living standards. And I’d like to just take a … Continue reading The Limits of Our Technical and Mechanical Apparatus – Science, Silliness and the Nucleus of Niceness – Part 8 →