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Category Archives: Psychopathy

Posts regarding psychopathic attitudes/forces in society.

Addressing the Problem of Evil, Part II

Posted on September 28, 2016 by Andy
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An important first step in addressing the problem of evil involves the definition or description you give to it. From my observations, evil is a force that corrodes and eats away at the human spirit in whatever way and to … Continue reading →

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The Problem of Egocentricity and the Wisdom of A.A.

Posted on January 5, 2016 by Andy
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It is a fundamental rule of the psyche that if the ego does not serve the Self, or God, it will inevitably serve only itself. Just as the gravity of the sun holds the planets to their orbits, the Self … Continue reading →

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A Young Woman’s Experience with Archetypal Evil

Posted on July 7, 2015 by Andy
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A 24 year-old woman experienced the following events, which I am fortunate to share in her own words: In the fall of 1972 my mother, a retired university professor, was making a relocation to live in La Paz, Baja California. … Continue reading →

Posted in dream symbolism, Psychopathy, Spirituality | Leave a reply

Jungian Psychology Series: Avoiding the Psychopath

Posted on December 4, 2014 by Andy
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You live in the age of the psychopath. In this age the values of love, honesty, commitment and integrity are increasingly rare. More and more, individuals are treated like the interchangeable or easily replaced parts of a machine. And this … Continue reading →

Posted in Jungian Psychology Series, Psychopathy, Social Commentary | 4 Replies

Zombies in Everyone

Posted on December 2, 2014 by Andy
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In recent years zombies have become an increasingly popular theme in movies, television, and literature. From what I can tell, they have also been spending a lot more time stumbling across the landscape of peoples’ dreams. What is it about … Continue reading →

Posted in dream symbolism, Psychopathy, Spirituality, The Soul | 6 Replies

For the Psychopath, Life is a Game Without Rules

Posted on October 16, 2014 by Andy
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Life does not evolve by itself. Evil evolves with it. Wherever there is a surplus or wealth of life, a predator will come along to claim its share. For example, I know a man who runs a small business. He … Continue reading →

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The Pseudo-morality of the Psychopath

Posted on September 30, 2014 by Andy
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The rationalizations of the psychopath are cunning and deceptive. A man who was raised in a family of crime recalled one of his father’s codes of honor. “Never screw a friend. But if you’re going to screw someone, make him … Continue reading →

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The Suffering Soul

Posted on October 24, 2013 by Andy
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Psychopathy is marked by the disconnection and adversarial attitude of the ego towards the soul. Such an ego lacks genuine empathy. Its own suffering remains superficial for it has built a wall between itself, the soul and God. Continue reading →

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Discouragement: The Other Silent Killer

Posted on October 8, 2013 by Andy
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Over the years heart disease has been dubbed “the silent killer.” But there is another disease of the heart which can be just as deadly, and just as subtle. It’s called discouragement. Discouragement is a slow but methodical killer that … Continue reading →

Posted in Psychopathy, Social Commentary, Spirituality | Tagged evil, faith, hope | Leave a reply
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