Throughout the individuation self enters the world of consciousness, while at the same time, its nature originally psychoid dissociates so that manifests much more than in internal images of real-life events. Therefore, Jung expanded its definition of the individuation process as a succession of internal images, describing them as life itself: In the final analysis, all life is the realization of a whole, that is, of a self, why this realization can also be called individuation. Individuation consists basically in constantly required, to match the interior images with outer experience. constantly renewed attempts Or, to put it another way, is the effort to make become entirely our own intent what the destination you want us to do (W.Bergengruen). Successful In moments, a part of the self is realized as the indoor and outdoor unit. then the man can rest in itself, because it is self-realized and radiates the effect of authenticity. ~Aniela Jaffé - The Myth of Meaning in the work of CG Jung.
Posted on: Tue, 03 Dec 2013 11:18:04 +0000
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