There is a growing hunger in the world, a hunger not of the body but of the soul. Materially satisfied but spiritually starved, more and more people hunger for a deeper sense of meaning and purpose in life. We want … Continue reading
The Dreams of a Dying Woman, Part I
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Dreams can be difficult to interpret. This is not just because they speak a language of images and symbols, but also because it’s not always obvious what aspect of your life they are referring to. While most dreams offer insight … Continue reading
Of Healing, Wholeness, and Cures
When you are dealing with symptoms, especially annoying and irritating ones, you may want to be cured. You want the symptoms, illness, or injury to go away. If you are cured of an infection, the infection is gone. If you … Continue reading
“Arrival” and the Unconscious
In the movie Arrival, twelve space crafts are positioned by an alien race over different countries of the world. The reason for their presence is a mystery. However, every 18 hours they allow a human research/diplomacy team to enter each … Continue reading
The Lonely Alchemist
Alchemy was the “science” of trying to turn base metals, such as lead, into gold. Swiss psychiatrist Carl Jung studied alchemy in great depth because he saw in it a symbolic representation of the psychological process of individuation. The writing … Continue reading
Addressing the Problem of Evil, Part VI: The Role of Humor
Patient (anxiously): “Doc, am I gonna die?! Doctor: “Believe me, that’s the last thing you’re gonna do.” They say that laughter is the best medicine and this often applies to encounters with evil as well. You may be familiar with … Continue reading
