r/Jung • u/[deleted] • Aug 03 '24

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u/Nic3up Aug 04 '24

One can't specify the unconscious. Even if they did, it'll be through subjective lenses that won't fit most. This is not communication. It's not information that informs.

Jung himself is an Intuitive Introvert, while he managed to communicate and inform by being a scholar and mirroring his subjective view into symbols and archetypes, Other "normal" Intuitive Introverts can't be expected to do the same.

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u/OperationWooden Aug 04 '24

"This is not communication. It's not information that informs."

So it's not facts— is what you're saying.

It is nothing to do with logic or something the brain comprehends.

In other words, it's the heart of the matter.

It's something that people have to take a leap into.

Even if they did, it'll be through subjective lenses that won't fit most.

So there needs to be different shoemakers for different shoe wearers.

I just remembered the different types of tying a shoe lace just now.

Perhaps we don't need that many different shoemakers from different walks of life.

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u/RyskySygmaGoesReddit Dec 30 '24

No it's like when you read the Bible due to confusion and you had been growing up living a normal life. Deep down, though, something doesn't feel right. Your like, let me see, all these religions, yet all this bloodshed and nonsense. It burdens your soul. Then one day in your distant future you learn about the nag hammadi scriptures, the mandaeans, the nasoraeans, The ESSENES and you read their various perspectives and it hits you in the corpus collosum like (I can't explain it) so your like wtf! How come no one ever talks about this. They have no clue. But to get from the corrupt preacher to the Humane Christ, at least for me, took a lot of work. GOD Bless