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Plymouth Scamp by dave_7 via Flickr (about the same condition as mine..)
Last night I dreamed that I was in the US, somewhere sunny like California, and a scruffy looking man stole my car from a parking garage. The funny thing was, it was my beat up Plymouth Scamp (two-door version of the famous Dodge Dart) that I used to drive to university in my 20s.
The parking garage attendant was caring but not that helpful. Instead of closing the exit, he felt it best to let the guy drive out of the garage and get nailed somewhere in the city. When I told him I was from Toronto, I think we both realized the car was a goner. The thief was gone and the local cops couldn’t really help a Canadian.
I have no idea what this dream means. I’m usually pretty good at dream interpretation, but this one has me stumped!
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Why do millions claim that they “keep seeing the same number”
Carl Jung integrated psychology with spirituality via Wikipedia
Not too long ago someone asked me at AllExperts.com about all those people who claim to see recurring numbers in their lives. Clearly some think the whole idea is pure hogwash while others take it quite seriously. Some of the theoretical problems with the idea are discussed here:
- Why do millions claim that they “keep seeing the same number” (allexperts.com)
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- Many cultural manifestations of religiosity are surreptitious efforts to avoid actual religious experence of God�Fundamentalism spends its anxious time trying to defend the secondary minutae of historic claims. (quotationsbook.com)
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Super Fast Book Review – James Hillman’s Re-visioning Psychology (Jungian and post-Jungian)
book review, originally uploaded by Michael Clark.
Jungians of the world… unite!
Ha… a little joke for those familiar with the work of Karl Marx.
But actually this blog entry is about Carl Jung.
I just came across a nifty site where one can search Jung’s entire Collected Works by topic and get an abstract on what he said.
Check it out!
