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How many times have we felt that we were more than one person looking out at the world? Like Walt Whitman, we can often feel that we are a multitude of persons, and sometimes these strange and interesting people can stand in serious contradiction with each other. Many of us know well what it is like to feel that we are at war with ourselves. Grounded in the work of Carl Jung, active imagination in...

How many times have we felt that we were more than one person looking out at the world? Like Walt Whitman, we can often feel that we are a multitude of persons, and sometimes these strange and interesting people can stand in serious contradiction with each other. Many of us know well what it is like to feel that we are at war with ourselves. Grounded in the work of Carl Jung, active imagination in...

How many times have we felt that we were more than one person looking out at the world? Like Walt Whitman, we can often feel that we are a multitude of persons, and sometimes these strange and interesting people can stand in serious contradiction with each other. Many of us know well what it is like to feel that we are at war with ourselves. Grounded in the work of Carl Jung, active imagination in...

How many times have we felt that we were more than one person looking out at the world? Like Walt Whitman, we can often feel that we are a multitude of persons, and sometimes these strange and interesting people can stand in serious contradiction with each other. Many of us know well what it is like to feel that we are at war with ourselves. Grounded in the work of Carl Jung, active imagination in...

How many times have we felt that we were more than one person looking out at the world? Like Walt Whitman, we can often feel that we are a multitude of persons, and sometimes these strange and interesting people can stand in serious contradiction with each other. Many of us know well what it is like to feel that we are at war with ourselves. Grounded in the work of Carl Jung, active imagination in...

How many times have we felt that we were more than one person looking out at the world? Like Walt Whitman, we can often feel that we are a multitude of persons, and sometimes these strange and interesting people can stand in serious contradiction with each other. Many of us know well what it is like to feel that we are at war with ourselves. Grounded in the work of Carl Jung, active imagination in...

How many times have we felt that we were more than one person looking out at the world? Like Walt Whitman, we can often feel that we are a multitude of persons, and sometimes these strange and interesting people can stand in serious contradiction with each other. Many of us know well what it is like to feel that we are at war with ourselves. Grounded in the work of Carl Jung, active imagination in...