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Skip to main content. Skip to primary sidebar. Skip to secondary sidebar. Sky Clad Therapist – The Naked Psyche. A curious place where Naturism, Buddhism and Jungian Psychology meet. Posted by A Naturist's Lens. So, what drives men to show images of themselves with an erection is complicated with no clear answer that covers all. For some, perhaps the majority, it is simply about insecurity and the need for praise (See! Why do men show images of themselves that show an erection? Posted by A Naturist's Lens.
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Through a Jungian Lens: Translating Emotions Into Images
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Through a Jungian Lens. Thursday, December 2, 2010. Translating Emotions Into Images. Jung, Memories, Dreams. Reflections. Unfortunately, these words don't seem to make a dent in my dispassionate way of being. Robert G. Longpré. December 2, 2010 at 9:16 PM. Images give voice to your soul? Robert G. Longpré. December 3, 2010 at 7:02 AM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Robert G. Longpré. View my complete profile. Imagination as Portal to the Unconscious. Red-Crowned Crane - The Fairy Crane. Through a J...
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Through a Jungian Lens: Redirecting Traffic
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Through a Jungian Lens. Monday, December 6, 2010. No photo - just a note to say that I am now located at my new blogging home - http:/ rglongpre.ca/jungianlens/. Which is a private domain site which will allow comments. I have kept the old Wordpress look and hope to eventually move all of my posts to the new site. Since I have paid for three years of service as well as the registered domain name, the blog site should be a lot more stable regardless of where I find myself in this world. To Sit and Ponder.
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Through a Jungian Lens: Mythic Sensibility
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Through a Jungian Lens. Tuesday, November 30, 2010. This was the scene outside of my apartment window this morning. The sun did rise though the air was murky. Some days, this is the best it gets. The promise of sunshine that quickly gets gobbled up by the elements leaving one in a gray world. Robert G. Longpré. November 30, 2010 at 9:05 PM. There are times I want to run and hide as well but something draws me back, over and over. December 1, 2010 at 5:04 AM. Robert G. Longpré. December 1, 2010 at 6:44 AM.
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Through a Jungian Lens: Imagination as Portal to the Unconscious
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Through a Jungian Lens. Monday, December 6, 2010. Imagination as Portal to the Unconscious. As I read James Hollis' book, Mythologems, I am finding it a very comfortable read. One of the things that this reading is doing for me is the fact that it is providing me a bit more structure in my posts here. In the past, there was less flow, in my opinion. It's all imagination regardless of which version of the image you hold. The German word for imagination is. Robert G. Longpré. December 9, 2010 at 12:17 PM.
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Through a Jungian Lens: Conscious Reflection
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Through a Jungian Lens. Monday, November 29, 2010. I had to take this photo through a dirty plexiglass viewing pane at the YanCheng Safari Park. I am satisfied with the quality of the image simply because it allowed me to use the photo for this blog. It isn't a photo for the family photo album. For me, the photo is simply an excuse for conscious reflection. Robert G. Longpré. November 29, 2010 at 10:23 PM. November 30, 2010 at 12:42 PM. I had a fun post on Jung today; I hope you will stop by for a chuckle.
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Through a Jungian Lens: Mythopoetic Imagination in China
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Through a Jungian Lens. Friday, December 3, 2010. Mythopoetic Imagination in China. This is obviously a photo that is about China - a China that is now mythical, a place that is represented symbolically through architecture, colour and words. All work together to create an image that points to something that is bigger than China's past, bigger than it's future. Rather, the image is more about soul and psyche. Robert G. Longpré. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Robert G. Longpré. In Search of Answers.
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