Everyone would profit — and have more fun — if we would admit and accept we are all, deep down, nothing but little rascals.
“I had a long talk with him back in 1958 … and there was a sort of twinkle in Jung’s eye that gave me the impression that he knew himself to be just as much a villain as everybody else … It showed that he knew and recognized what 
I sometimes call, “The Irreducible Element of Rascality” in himself.”
Alan Watts (1961)
I am going to wander from the central theme of this blog on Jungian psychology. I want to reflect on certain people who had a major influence on me. These people influenced how I view my world and provided me with a certain direction on this journey called life. I note that these are people who I never personally met. I know them only through their words and their (auto)biographies. Looking back, I realize I could have met a number of these people had I been brave enough…
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