Centralia, PA. A fire that will burn for 300 years.

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It's why you get up in the morning

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The first question to ask is not what is wrong with an addiction, but what is right about it. What benefit is the person deriving from their habit. What does it do for them, what are they getting that they otherwise can’t access... — Gabor Mate [1501x1052]

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Absence of evidence is not evidence of absence — Carl Sagan [1932x1131]

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The more insecure people feel, the more they focus on material things. As materialism promises satisfaction but instead yields hollow dissatisfaction it creates more craving. — Gabor Mate [960x1161]

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It is sometimes an appropriate response to reality to go insane. — Philip K. Dick [1164x1522]

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If we can make a person happier and more cheerful, we should do it anyway, whether he asks us to or not. — Hermann Hesse [2804x1601]

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Reality is that which, when you stop believing in it, doesn't go away. — Philip K. Dick [1675x1229]

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Existentialists

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Never been to Louisiana, probably true

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The revolution that takes place in your head, nobody will ever see that. — Gil Scott-Heron [1517x1513]

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This problem solving machine

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I'm having so much fun, the show has to have an advisory that it needs to be seen two times

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Fe

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Abandoned electric cars of China

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The true profession of a man is to find his way to himself. — Hermann Hesse [2880x1800]

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Should be easy now

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My hero's journey

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Tomorrow

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The war is not meant to be won, it is meant to be continuous. — George Orwell [1443x1122]

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It is much easier to preach. Therefore, so many people preach in order to escape being. Therefore, we all want to be missionaries.

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Mindblown

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You think, ah yes that is correct indeed, but now back to my problems.

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The more people think that they are good or identify with good, the more they leave evil alone, and as much as their good increases, unconsciously their evil will increase. So we leave it to somebody else. But we have already committed the crime in leaving our evil to other people... — Carl Jung

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Jung chilling outside his tower wearing a straw hat

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God has never been made. He has always been. Then with the increase of consciousness, when people discovered that they could make different ideas about the deity, they came to the conclusion that it was nothing but an idea, and they quite forgot the real phenomenon that is behind all the ideas.

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You can just tell motherphucker is important

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The way does not lead between both but embraces both.

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Love the costumes

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There is no generally effective technique for assimilating the shadow.

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Military pugs

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Adverse childhood experiences are the single greatest unaddressed public health threat facing our nations today. — Carl Jung [1176x997]

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Cardano logo in top center?

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City of London | Concrete City

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But I'll tell you what hermits realize. If you go off into a far, far forest and get very quiet, you'll come to understand that you're connected with everything.

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How do you deal with ADHD beyond consuming endless content

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Have a great weekend

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My hero's journey

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Sleep, passivity, rest — these are all things which are neglected due to a fear of nothingness.

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The ego as the archetype of the newborn. If we remove the ego, the rest of us is quite ancient. The maternal figure in the picture is the eternal cosmos. What do you think?

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When you buy 1 billion of shitcoin for $100

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Untitled

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Your mind is not the creative god that makes a whole worldjump into existence out of nothing. There is a preparation. There is, prior to consciousness, an unconscious out of which consciousness once arose, and that is an intelligence which surely exceeds our intelligence in an indefinite way.

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Does anyone know anything of this painting motif?

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The church is made for the inferior man and inasmuch as we are all inferior we need a church: it is a very good thing. So the wise man will never disturb it. He will say, Thank God that we have a church, for it would be a terrible hell if all those animals got loose. — Carl Jung

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If the choice is difficult choose any.

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That is what is given up by a person who really knows that he's dead.

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There's a fly inside the screen of my macbook air m1!

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Nietzsche had lost the ground under his feet because he possessed nothing more than the inner world of his thoughts-which incidentally possessed him more than he it.

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Late 30s thinker reflects on current events starter pack

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Rebirth

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Macau

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Great little introduction to Jung’s psychology cleverly titled as such and with a foreword by Jung himself. Small enough to be read twice which is ideal way of reading educational content. I see it as an intro to Man and his Symbols which is less condensed, yet extremely condensed in relation to CW.

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One of my favorite movies

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Know your door stoppers

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...the real world, on the other a whole system of symbols about that world which we have in our minds. These are very very useful symbols, all civilization depends on them. But like all good things they have their disadvantages, and the principle disadvantage of symbols is... — Alan Watts

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In this interpretation of the psyche I wanted to present the three layers as personalities and show how they intersect with each other. As well as highlight the oppression and possession factor.

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Humans

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None of us stands outside humanity's black collective shadow. — Carl Jung [1600 × 1000]

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Here we go again

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Murino, Russia

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None of us stands outside humanity's black collective shadow.

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Shadow Wars

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Had this image in my head

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Cardano TVL growth comparison

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Would you agree to this model?

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Alan Watts AI photo restoration

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I see people in here post their bookshelves, it's interesting to find out what kind of people are into Jung.

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So he may find his ascendancy or downfall, his way. (Liber Novus)

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What if the condition we pathologize and diagnose as depression is sometimes actually spiritual hunger — a normal and genetically derived part of human development that is unhealthy to muffle or deny? — Lisa Miller [800x800]

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Any fans of INSIDE?

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Whereas formerly I believed it was my bounded duty to call others to order, I must now admit that I need calling to order myself. — Carl Jung

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This little book, hundred pages or so.

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Ergo Foundation Logo

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The difference

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Our culture in a nutshell — build shit, shit gets old, forget shit, build shit again.

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Fixed it.

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Si tacuisses, philosophus mansisses.

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I was not a blank page whirling about in the winds of the spirit, like Nietzsche.

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What is archetypal about this image, why does it make me feel uneasy. Any associations?

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Wandering carpenter. Chuang-Tzu and the Jungian process of individuation.

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Another day in Babylon

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Learning from the mistakes of others isn't learning but imitating.

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Meaning behind the Christian fish symbol

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How slaves were transported from their homes to the plantations.

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For me, such irreality was the quintessence of horror, for I aimed, after all, at this world and this life. — Carl Jung

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Nietzsche on Dostoevsky

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What's wrong with the cat in the painting?

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“A scientist often has no creed, but his “temper is devout.” — William James

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May William Blake forgive me

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[GTM] The parking lot

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Would you agree to this model?

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Even if we win, we’re still part of the new world order.

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[GTM] Taxi ride

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[GTM] Au Revoir, Shosanna!

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But you know what happens to the hero.

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Krishnamurti meets a monk | Conversation with Allan W. Anderson, San Diego 1974

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The story of paradise repeats itself.

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[GTM] Time is like a fuse short and burning fast

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The story of paradise repeats itself.

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Eject disk error, is it safe to eject anyway?

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It is no measure of health to be well adjusted to a profoundly sick society. — Jiddu Krishnamurti [900x500]

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Untitled

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[GTM] The way of the future...

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Choice arises when there is confusion ... When there is uncertainty, when there is no clarity, when there is confusion then choice arises... When I am very clear then there is no choice. — J.Krishnamurti

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When will Nervos CKB be supported by Ledger? Is it in the works?

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Muad'dib who?

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We're talking of something entirely different, not of self-improvement but of the cessation of the self — Jiddu Krishnamurti

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Did it bother you that walking down this ramp was near impossible?

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Little G.G. Allin

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WHat is this?

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[GTM] “Only the insane equate pain with success. The uninformed must improve their deficit, or die.

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Symbolism behind crucifixion

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Title

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[GTM] The End

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[GTM] The Jungian thing, sir.

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[GTM] I'm the passenger and I ride and I ride

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[GTM] The way of the future

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What does (2) stand for? I don't see any function for it.

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