Re: Mike's message

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I call this the Tao of What into How! Whats=nouns=naming=reification of

Hows=processes=verbs=archetypes.

Theosophical Society in America: In the Beginning Was a Verb See my article

Am tired but still lovin' u all!

ao

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And I made a frung: that was PETER Brown in his Making of Late Antiquity.

Sorry. Very sorry, because he's terrific, helping to deepen what Jung was

getting at. Hard to step back from our own times and the distortions of what

we've been told that we are by way of what we came from. anyway -- I

add a couple links to make up.

http://www.hup.harvard.edu/reviews/BROMAK_R.html

http://prelectur.stanford.edu/lecturers/brown/

x's deborah

Traveler, do you not know how a poet can live beyond the grave?

You stand and read this verse: it is I, then, who am speaking.

Reading this work aloud, your living voice is mine. ~a tombstone epithet

quoted by Possidius, Life of Augustine

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Dear Deborah,

Please, i didn't cast judgment on the man just that short bit I read in a post.

I cannot possibly say anything about a person whose books I have never read, nor

whom I have met in person.I reacted to those few sentences only.

I can't even remeber what it was, and i probably misinterpreted it. I read the

link you provided below and he sounds great.

And you are right. it is important to step back from the immediate.

Toni

Re: Mike's message

And I made a frung: that was PETER Brown in his Making of Late Antiquity.

Sorry. Very sorry, because he's terrific, helping to deepen what Jung was

getting at. Hard to step back from our own times and the distortions of what

we've been told that we are by way of what we came from. anyway -- I

add a couple links to make up.

http://www.hup.harvard.edu/reviews/BROMAK_R.html

http://prelectur.stanford.edu/lecturers/brown/

x's deborah

Traveler, do you not know how a poet can live beyond the grave?

You stand and read this verse: it is I, then, who am speaking.

Reading this work aloud, your living voice is mine. ~a tombstone epithet

quoted by Possidius, Life of Augustine

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Dear Deborah,

Please, i didn't cast judgment on the man just that short bit I read in a post.

I cannot possibly say anything about a person whose books I have never read, nor

whom I have met in person.I reacted to those few sentences only.

I can't even remeber what it was, and i probably misinterpreted it. I read the

link you provided below and he sounds great.

And you are right. it is important to step back from the immediate.>>

The comments were mine, just summarizing some things and marrying others, and

then I had to correct the name. No offence taken and no judgment expected. As

for discussion, the points weren't especially pointed. Just this: Jung once said

that the devil is a symptom of consciousness. Perhaps all of his work could be

understood in the effort to grasp just what he meant.

Good essay question.

x's

deborah