“Wholeness is not achieved by cutting off a portion of one’s being, but by the integration of the contraries.” Carl Jung
Immeasurable The curious arises with an interesting question, how is healing measured, this is the narrative suspended in the moment, an unbounded possibility, with time behind us asleep, and an awakened energy before us, the search for an answer returns in open- ended imagination beyond inherited understandings, stopping briefly in that place of my gentle acceptance, through which all things made whole are immeasurable. Copyright 2021 ©Paul Vincent Cannon All Rights Reserved ®
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Realities of one’s ‘ being’!
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Absolutely so 🙂
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My dad was very interested in Carl Yung’s notion of integration of contraries. I’ve come to know and accept that my biggest weaknesses are inherent in my biggest strengths.
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Yes, my interest too, something about how we would normally accept a duality or a binary. I love how we sometimes don’t see our true strengths, others let us know.
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I’m quite fond of paradox as well (paradox, not cognitive dissonance!).
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🙂
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Thank you so much for this Michael.
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With a great pleasure, Paul! Thank you as well. xx Michael
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Curiosity is important to start with. It opens more discovery and doesn’t disappoint when we realize that all things made whole is immeasurable.
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Yes indeed.
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