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- How mind (control) works: perception is shaped by assumption
- The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse – a beautiful interpretation by Emmet Fox
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Science and superstition (and Jung and astrology)
What is science? What is superstition? Can “scientists” be superstitious? To explore these questions lets look at Carl Jung’s work with astrology. Not everyone knows that the famous Swiss psychiatrist practiced astrology with his patients. In fact he kept this … Continue reading
The bubble of self-reflection (Carlos Castaneda)
Have you ever met someone who was completely deluded? With all sorts of wrong ideas, unable to see what was in front of their eyes? And after talking to them, you thought “wow, I’m glad I’m not deluded like that!” … Continue reading
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