The Perennial Philosophy (Aldous Huxley)

62. Paradox as Ground - the Shadows in the Archetypes

My second publication with the Essentia foundation.⁠ [https://www.essentiafoundation.org/paradox-as-ground-the-shadows-in-the-archetypes/reading/]Linking my work to that of Carl Jung, and even making some of the concepts he developed more intuitive for that. Essay: https://www.essentiafoundation.org/paradox-as-ground-the-shadows-in-the-archetypes/reading/ [https://www.essentiafoundation.org/paradox-as-ground-the-shadows-in-the-archetypes/reading/] Video: https://youtu.be/17TYyW83aK4 [https://youtu.be/17TYyW83aK4]

Man's Search for Meaning (Viktor Frankl)

Viktor Frankl is the psychotherapist who developed Logotherapy after surviving Auschwitz under the Nazi's I first read this book years ago and so many things resonated, it really helped me at that time and I was inspired to study at his school, from which I now have an accreditation. Frankl is the first person I know of to articulate the connection between meaning and suffering with such a robust philosophy.

The Creative Act pt1 - Josie

Discussing the first few chapters of "The Creative Act" by Rick Rubin. The book is on the philosophy of being an artist, but is written in a way to make it clear that we are all fundamentally artistic as human beings as we all play a part in shaping reality, even by merely observing it.

Human Design, My Chart - Meenu

This is a reading of my Human Design chart by my coach/mentor Meenu Ananthh. Her life coaching website is: https://www.transcendencebymeenu.com/ You can view your Human Design chart here: mybodygraph.com

The Perennial Philosophy (Aldous Huxley)

One of my favorite books, Huxley is up there with McGilchrist in my very top modern philosophers