Description

"Everyone posesses shadow," wrote analyst Carl Jung, "and the less it's embodied in the in-patient's conscious life, the blacker and denser it's." Handful of us begin to see the darkness with any quality. Change to get a look, it slides away. Our chaotic, sexually tinged dreams are participated frequently in dark theaters, savored in prose, celebrated in music, occasionally hesitantly undergone inside the depths of the reoccurring problem. Reality can be challenged by the experience, long enough to identify it as our very own, whenever we do seem hard at one.