
| The mere use of words is futile if you do not know what they stand for. This is particularly true in psychology, where we speak of archetypes like the anima and animus, the wise old man, the great mother, and so on. You can know about all the saints, sages, prophets, and other godly men, and all the great mothers of the world, but if they are mere images whose numinosity you have never experienced, it will be as if you were talking in a dream, for you do not know what you are talking about. The words you use are empty and valueless, and they gain life and meaning only when you try to learn about their numinosity, their relationship to the living individual. Then only do you begin to understand that the names mean very little, but the way they are related to you is all important.
Dr. Carl Gustav Jung, The Undiscovered Self, paragraph 590, pg 137 ART: 1) Holding the Tension Between the Opposites by Lyndon Crowson 1) Musings on the Way by Mary Brandejsky Creighton 2) 911 America, The Healing of America by Jimmy Langkop
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