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It is not the light element alone that does the healing

December 12, 2018 by tillie Leave a Comment

Johnston is a Jungian psychologist who has written a book about being human, yet feeling a duality. Owning your own shadow jumps off from Jungian philosophy. It operates from the notion that as part of our assimilation into society we are forced to leave large parts of ourselves behind, in the shadow. It is not really a self-help book and not quite a philosophical treatise, it is more a loosely formed essay detailing the process of forming the shadow, the need for expression of the […]

Filed Under: Non-Fiction, Religion Tagged With: #CBR10, Jungian philosophy, Mathildehoeg, owning your own shadow, Philosophy, Robert A. Johnston

tillie's CBR10 Review No:48 · Genres: Non-Fiction, Religion · Tags: #CBR10, Jungian philosophy, Mathildehoeg, owning your own shadow, Philosophy, Robert A. Johnston ·
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