Good good morning Frances, I actually woke up, thinking I hadn’t seen a post from you in a long time, but I miss them! Maybe you have been writing and I just didn’t catch it🙏🏼 so glad you wrote about Rumi and the shadow, the more we can look at ourselves, the more room for kindness, within and without💜thank you, please keep sharing your writing, it’s very meaningful, dear fellow traveler 💕
Hi, Judith, so good to hear from you. I'm writing one post a week for the summer and who knows, maybe I'll keep that frequency. I wondered whether you might be away. It's good that we have reconnected.
Frances, with this essay you give a concise yet thorough introduction to Jungian thought, as well as to Rumi. I have only scant knowledge of Carl Jung (of Rumi, too). Thanks very much for mentioning "This Jungian Life," which is available as a podcast as well as on YouTube. Lots for me to learn!
I am grateful that you find this introduction to Jung, in particular.I am ahead of you in years yet I know you would appreciate Jung's relevance to the 'afternoon' of life. There's a reason why analysands and trainees are well above age 45.
Thank you for this, Frances. So helpful and heartening. In addition to Marion Woodman, James Hillman has been an enlightening teacher for me.
Thank you, K. I agree, James Hillman is a wonderful resource. And we need all the inspiration we can find as we make our way.
I like James Hillman too and James Hollis! They would like this post Frances!
You have made my day, Dear Linda.
What a wonderful post. Thank you for these words and they have arrived with perfect timing reminding me to just be and to listen to my inner voice.
If I still did needlepoint and embroidery I would put those words on a pillow!
Someone whom I’ve been reading and listening to is the late Canadian Jungian analyst and writer Marion Woodman. Your word and hers are the same.
I love Marion Woodman and have studied her work for years!
Good good morning Frances, I actually woke up, thinking I hadn’t seen a post from you in a long time, but I miss them! Maybe you have been writing and I just didn’t catch it🙏🏼 so glad you wrote about Rumi and the shadow, the more we can look at ourselves, the more room for kindness, within and without💜thank you, please keep sharing your writing, it’s very meaningful, dear fellow traveler 💕
Hi, Judith, so good to hear from you. I'm writing one post a week for the summer and who knows, maybe I'll keep that frequency. I wondered whether you might be away. It's good that we have reconnected.
Frances, with this essay you give a concise yet thorough introduction to Jungian thought, as well as to Rumi. I have only scant knowledge of Carl Jung (of Rumi, too). Thanks very much for mentioning "This Jungian Life," which is available as a podcast as well as on YouTube. Lots for me to learn!
I am grateful that you find this introduction to Jung, in particular.I am ahead of you in years yet I know you would appreciate Jung's relevance to the 'afternoon' of life. There's a reason why analysands and trainees are well above age 45.