My haiku doesn't exactly go with the Tarot as much as Jung. That's where my beliefs are so just tying the cards to the philosopher/psychoanalyst ;-O It's metaphorical.
I'm very much a believer of inner wisdom, internal communication with various parts of ourselves, and a univeral consciousness. I believed all that before discovering Jung!
I don't know too much about the tarot, but this sounds a bit scary, perhaps because I'm not fond of precipices!!
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My haiku doesn't exactly go with the Tarot as much as Jung. That's where my beliefs are so just tying the cards to the philosopher/psychoanalyst ;-O It's metaphorical.
DeleteWell put together I didn't see the Jung connection until you pointed it out.
ReplyDeleteI'm very much a believer of inner wisdom, internal communication with various parts of ourselves, and a univeral consciousness. I believed all that before discovering Jung!
DeleteOr maybe before Jung discovered you! :)
DeleteOld Fool
I like you take on this Grace, many a great person has worn the tag of fool before others caught up with their thinking :)
ReplyDeleteRight...Columbus for one. Did you learn about Columbus in Oz? lol. Honestly, I have no idea what other countries teach as history. Galileo...
DeleteOnly a the wise can claim to be a fool...
ReplyDeleteAnd a "fool" can only pretend to be wise?
DeleteMaggie,
ReplyDeleteA wise man is more certain than a fool how long to pretend, no?