Guest guest Posted January 29, 2006 Report Posted January 29, 2006 Trudeau in Doonesbury has a character remark: Bush doesn't think he believes n thus avoids reality. Leaving Bush out of it, how many of us get caught in wh Jung termed the conflict betw the thinking/feeling functions!? As an avowed thinker himself, Jung often refused to 'believe' - either he knew it or he didn't. Yet uncons it wld seem he was very true to his feelings ab right/wrong. His definition of feeling was based on values not emotions, causing much confusion. He finally said emotions belonged to all four functions, esp if they were frustrated. I imagine believing wld belong in the non-rational spectrum of the ego n yet judging fr all of us here at the fire, it is more than evident we strongly believe in our own opinions. What say some of you? love ao Quote
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