LightSun
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- Joined
- Aug 9, 2009
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- #9
1. Projection Of The Shadow Self.
2. Unresolved Unconscious Issues.
3. ‘How To Make This A Better World?’
4. Good & Healthy Mental Health.
“I speak and write using metaphors. I am fortunate in the sense I have the gift of insight. I overcame an Explosive Personality Disorder father, and being in a verbal sense bullied in school.
“In the course of my lifetime, I have used the gift of insight to further develop. I have grown in depth and breadth in my understanding of myself, others and the world we live in.”
I. All of the deep insightful people who have come before me say the same thing. That is we need to focus on our own development. Carl Jung’s work on his ‘Projection Of The Shadow Self’ says it all.
It’s so rudimentary. When people communicate whether written or spoken, they are projecting their inner selves. If they use negative and subjective language about another person it is a real reflection of what is in their inner selves.
II. It is their own, “Unresolved Issues, Unconscious Conflict, Emotional Baggage, Unfinished Business, and an indication of a Psychic Wound that they have not yet come to terms with nor healed adequately.
I am going to Combine Carl Jung’s Projection Theory together with Socrates “Allegory Of The Cave.”
I used to have a very long written article I wrote over 3 decades ago which I at the time called my “Non-Negative Energy Philosophy.” I’ve condensed this philosophy as I’ve continued to develop.
III. Basically people who use negative subjective language are, “Projecting their Shadow Self” upon Socrates Cave Wall.
In a philosophical sense they are projecting their own illusions meaning unresolved issues with cognitive laden distortions of thought unto a situation or directed at another person. I know it’s abstract, but it is the truth.
IV. My revised Non-Negative Philosophy is “How Can We As Individuals Help To Make This A Better World?”
1. I am responsible for my own thoughts, feelings, writings, speech and actions irregardless of the situation or person.
2. I will not repay negative energy with more negative energy coming from me.
3. What I do or say is always a reflection of myself. What the other person says or does reflects them and their own issues. This is very tricky. It’s easy to blame a person or situation for a person’s own emotions.
V. I once asked the question, “What is a good indicator of good mental health?
My answer is not being susceptible to triggers. A person who has, good “Emotional, Psychological and Spiritual” maturity does not react so much.
Those who react and are always negative have deep unresolved issues. In a sense they are projecting their own issues like pollution unto life and other people.” LightSun
2. Unresolved Unconscious Issues.
3. ‘How To Make This A Better World?’
4. Good & Healthy Mental Health.
“I speak and write using metaphors. I am fortunate in the sense I have the gift of insight. I overcame an Explosive Personality Disorder father, and being in a verbal sense bullied in school.
“In the course of my lifetime, I have used the gift of insight to further develop. I have grown in depth and breadth in my understanding of myself, others and the world we live in.”
I. All of the deep insightful people who have come before me say the same thing. That is we need to focus on our own development. Carl Jung’s work on his ‘Projection Of The Shadow Self’ says it all.
It’s so rudimentary. When people communicate whether written or spoken, they are projecting their inner selves. If they use negative and subjective language about another person it is a real reflection of what is in their inner selves.
II. It is their own, “Unresolved Issues, Unconscious Conflict, Emotional Baggage, Unfinished Business, and an indication of a Psychic Wound that they have not yet come to terms with nor healed adequately.
I am going to Combine Carl Jung’s Projection Theory together with Socrates “Allegory Of The Cave.”
I used to have a very long written article I wrote over 3 decades ago which I at the time called my “Non-Negative Energy Philosophy.” I’ve condensed this philosophy as I’ve continued to develop.
III. Basically people who use negative subjective language are, “Projecting their Shadow Self” upon Socrates Cave Wall.
In a philosophical sense they are projecting their own illusions meaning unresolved issues with cognitive laden distortions of thought unto a situation or directed at another person. I know it’s abstract, but it is the truth.
IV. My revised Non-Negative Philosophy is “How Can We As Individuals Help To Make This A Better World?”
1. I am responsible for my own thoughts, feelings, writings, speech and actions irregardless of the situation or person.
2. I will not repay negative energy with more negative energy coming from me.
3. What I do or say is always a reflection of myself. What the other person says or does reflects them and their own issues. This is very tricky. It’s easy to blame a person or situation for a person’s own emotions.
V. I once asked the question, “What is a good indicator of good mental health?
My answer is not being susceptible to triggers. A person who has, good “Emotional, Psychological and Spiritual” maturity does not react so much.
Those who react and are always negative have deep unresolved issues. In a sense they are projecting their own issues like pollution unto life and other people.” LightSun