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Arthur Chappell @arthurchappell (44941) • Preston, England 17 Apr 18

2011 – Spoiler alerts In 1904 a young woman, Sabrina Spielrein (Kiera Knightley) was suffering from extreme hysteria. She was taken to the Burghaus Asylum in Geneva and treated by rising psychiatrist Carl Jung (Michael...

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Collective Unconscious : Genetic Memories.

AmberLynn @ScribbledAdNauseum (104615) • United States 3 Jun 17

One of the groups that I am a member of on facebook is : Postcards from Ireland. I don't actually see a lot of their posts show up on my newsfeed, but the ones I do are often very beautiful. A member today mentioned that they...

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Documentary Movie Review - R D Laing - Asylum

Arthur Chappell @arthurchappell (44941) • Preston, England 28 Feb 17

This movie was made in 1972, and then largely forgotten until its recent DVD release, but it is a very important historical document on the life and work of one of the most important psychiatrists since Freud & Jung. R D Laing...

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Do you think your dreams affect your mood the next day?

The Horse @TheHorse (238306) • Walnut Creek, California 11 Jan 17

I had a really good dream the other night about some positive people from my past. I wound up having a really good day, engaging with lots of people, feeling confident in whatever I did, and in general enjoying life. The next...

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Psychology and Politics

grandpa_lash @grandpa_lash (5225) • Australia 14 Apr 12

I have long been a devotee of Carl Jung's theories, particularly his Psychological Type and his Archetypal Psychology. Many contemporary psychologists have extended his work, and one of those is Carol Pearson, who writes...

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There are only four kinds of people .....

grandpa_lash @grandpa_lash (5225) • Australia 4 Sep 11

I would suggest that there are four basic personalities: those who do, those who create, those who are idealists, and those who are pragmatists. Obviously, if these categories work, we all have some degree of each, but my...

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Just do it ?

ruperto @ruperto (1552) • Philippines 4 Dec 10

Often the hands will solve a mystery that the intellect has struggled with in vain. Carl Jung What do you think ?

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Star Wars and Psychology

brothertuck @brothertuck (1257) • United States 3 Oct 09

A few evenings ago, some friends and I decided to watch one of the Star Wars films, Return of the Sith. This film got me thinking about a concept that is key to much of the hypnotherapy that I do, and is an excellent example of...

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jung or freud?

jb78000 @jb78000 (15139) 23 Sep 09

both very famous and very influential. freud's work in particularly has been largely discredited but i think there's something in some of his ideas. in particularly he revealed himself to be a man with a one track mind - biggest...

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psychoanalysis

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Shadow People/Shadow Folk

Anora_Eldorath @Anora_Eldorath (6028) • United States 17 Feb 09

I've gone through the postings and didn't see this topic as of yet, but if I missed I do apologize up front for any redundancy. Several years ago I first heard the term Shadow People/Shadow Folk when speaking with another friend...

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What's your personality type?

grandpa_lash @grandpa_lash (5225) • Australia 3 Nov 08

Sorry for the long post, but if I don't explain properly, it will be meaningless, and this is the shortest explanation I can devise. There's a lot left out lol. I've studied personality type extensivley over the past 25 years,...

extraversion and introversion

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Best Personality Theory

gethsa13x @gethsa13x (23) • Philippines 12 Aug 08

Have you encountered Freud's Theory? How about Adler's? Jung's? Murray? Maslow? If you would ask me, the best personality theory is that of Carl Jung. I believe in the shadow and the persona as the components of the personality...

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Your dreams

thatcrazyqbanita @thatcrazyqbanita (3312) • United States 29 Sep 07

Most people don't give second thoughts to their dreams, they simply dismiss them as brainless nonsense. I just to to think this way. But the more I dream and simultaneously study C. J Jung and his theories on dreams, the more they...

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Benefits of being a loner

thatcrazyqbanita @thatcrazyqbanita (3312) • United States 19 May 07

http://www.psychologytoday.com/articles/pto-20070320-000001.html I really enjoyed reading the article! Psychology Today is a great magazine. I used to have a free subscription to it, but it expired unfortunately. Very...

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Temperament and Personality Assessments - Myers Briggs

My1Savior @My1Savior (125) • United States 15 May 07

Have you ever wondered what makes you do the things you do? Have you ever wondered why your best friend, spouse or co-worker does what they do - that makes absolutely no sense to you, but it works for them? For many years, I...

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Need some help from intelligent people.

inked4life @inked4life (4224) • United States 28 Apr 07

I recently joined a paranormal group and there is some required reading in order to be a member. The 3 books in question are "A briefer history of time" by Stephen Hawking, "Synchronicity; An Acausal Connecting Principle", and...

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Find out whats ur personality type....

altair_dip @altair_dip (807) • India 24 Apr 07

Have u ever tried the Jung-myers-briggs test.. its one of the best tests i have found.. I am an INTJ,.. what about u U can take this test at. htpp://web.tickle.com/test/ this test realy helped me understand myself better.....

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JUNG's Personality Types

asiongaso @asiongaso (110) • Philippines 26 Jan 07

http://www.humanmetrics.com/cgi-win/JTypes2.asp Discover the real you. This is me - introverted intuitive thinking perceiving. how about you guys?

how can we seperate insanity and madness from a real experience of synchronisity

marvit79 @marvit79 (341) • Italy 3 Dec 06

how can we seperate insanity and madness from a real experience of synchronisity? Jung had outlined three types of synchronicity: 1) The meaningful acausal coincidence of a psychological event and an external observable event,...

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Psychiatry!

vijay12 @vijay12 (1642) • India 2 Dec 06

Who is superior?Carl Gustav Jung Or Sigmuund Freud?

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