Re: New articles on Forbidden Archives - Ocean Activism & Jungian Psychology
John Doof <[email protected]> Tue, 9 Dec 2025 16:19:08 +1100
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On 9/12/25 14:13, Gabx wrote: > Two new pieces just published on Forbidden Archives: > > 1) "Sea Shepherd: From Eco-Pirates to Ocean Guardians" > > 2) "The Enemy Within: Understanding Carl Jung's Concept of the Shadow" > Why the personal shadow is the gateway to collective madness, and > why integration - not perfection - is the goal. > > --- > > Access via Tor: > http://n5ry24fweklbn562o7fnyefanygtwxlgi7aevn26huuxqlsftxy5ljqd.onion > > Access via Nym Mixnet: > nym:// > CLY4hVa43a76svg3qdJRCMn5TGGB6tmQo7ke2abwV9v3.95YHNqZUL17mKUgg4JzZfHvkrgueghDhoNN2KGWiAfXg@DAmZukNn2u3WgsHPsJxKo99QY87NAmkDqUr9LHAUXMUY > > No logs. No tracking. No JS required. > > Gabx The small piece on Jung and 'the shadow' was good to read. I guess perhaps the collective version of this would account for the murderous behavior of the state of Israel in Gaza. Like or dislike the Palestinains there is no denying what has happened there. The collective shadow of the western world needs to be dealt with, as per your article. Of course, there plenty of other crap too that is due to the individual's reluctance to engage with their shadow. Drugs, Corruption, the mass-prevalence of porn etc.