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LiseWorks
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May 18th #Bibliophile Red Cover I rook psychology in university but don't remember learning anything from this book. @Eggs @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks

Eggs ❤️👏🏻📕 1w
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BarbaraJean
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Catching up on belated reviews (still)… I read this for my spiritual direction program back in March.

I don‘t have much of a background in psychology, so this was a great intro to the Jungian idea of the shadow: the aspects of ourselves, both good & bad, that we unconsciously hide or suppress. There‘s a lot packed into this slim volume, and I was surprised by—but appreciated—the connections Johnson makes to faith ⤵️

BarbaraJean (Cont‘d) …and the role that spirituality plays in the realm of the shadow. I was especially intrigued by the concept of the “mandorla”—the overlap between seeming binaries, where they can be held together in the mystery of paradox. 1w
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Susanita
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I‘m not sure I entirely agree with this assessment, but this is where we are. Blue was also strong.

Red reader - the Passionate Adventurer

Thanks @TheLudicReader for the link 🔗

https://www.readyourcolor.com/

Jari-chan I got my favourite colour - purple 💜 and it really fits! 1mo
TheLudicReader Thanks for taking part! 1mo
Ruthiella I think red might be the thriller/mystery element. But for sure, there‘s a lot more that goes into why we read what we read. (edited) 1mo
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5feet.of.fury I really thought I would get red 😂 I was explaining to a friend (who I otherwise have alot of overlap with for reading preferences) that I can‘t read cozies. High stakes or nothing. But I got orange 1mo
Susanita @Ruthiella I think that‘s definitely part of it. @5feet.of.fury I don‘t mind cozies but can‘t read them all the time. 1mo
dabbe 🎯♥️🎯! 1mo
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RowReads1
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JuniperWilde
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Pioneer study of the need for an inner female authority in a masculine-oriented society. Interprets the journey into the underworld of Inanna-lshtar, Goddess of Heaven and Earth, to see Ereshkigal, her dark sister. Very good thus far.

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Kimzey
Man and His Symbols | Carl Gustav Jung
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Eggs Excellent 👌🏼 🛞 👏🏻 10mo
Kimzey Thanks, @Eggs ! 10mo
Ddzmini Love the cover 👀🥰 10mo
Kimzey @Ddzmini Thanks, me too! ❤️ 10mo
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BarbaraJean
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#5JoysFriday!

📚#BookMail for my spiritual direction program is beginning to arrive! (Least readable title is tagged 😆)
🌹My favorite roses in our garden are blooming gloriously this week
🎂My dad‘s birthday was on Tuesday and we celebrated with tri-tip, corn on the cob, and strawberry limeade cheesecake
🫖It‘s cool enough this morning that I can enjoy tea in my new Penzeys mug
🙌🏼My husband got a raise/promotion this week!

DebinHawaii A fabulous list of joys! 💛💛💛 Congrats 🎉to your husband & Happy Birthday 🎂to your dad! Thanks for sharing & spreading the joy! 🤗 10mo
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catiewithac
Man and His Symbols | Carl Gustav Jung
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This is an interesting work of psychology. It‘s a collection of essays inspired by Jungian theories of the collective unconscious and dream symbolism. Of course, Jung‘s essay is the stand-out of the bunch. I listened to this but got the paperback to reference images and interpretations of art. Very interesting book!

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Ddzmini
Portable Jung | Carl Gustav Jung
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Just a little quote from the man … C. G. Jung 🥰🥰🥰📖

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HeartOfBabel
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A must for any man or boy!

From the perspective of a man living in the Western world, I recognize that initiation rites into maturity (for males and females) are essentially non-existent. Society has forfeited its role to government and the result has been none to kind. We do not have mentors, there is no great wisdom being passed down from one generation to another, but thankfully we do have a few select books that can at least point the way.