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06-29-2002, 07:40 PM

fIRST DREAM:There was mention of "some guy with archetypes...That person was none other than JUNG , who was at first Freud's associate, but left, and Yes, archetypes are frequently forthcoming. What caches my eye is the fact that he is standing in front of a high wall... Backed up against? , unknown weapon? unknown enemy... Evil , his shadow side is right behind him. Why not try to dream again, and ansk the shadow to reveal itself...
Lindol: throwing an eyeball can give immense benefits , as did Oden, of the Asa
Gods. He offered his Eye to the well of Mimer, and gained infinite wisdom,,, and his two ravens are his eyes: Hugin and Munin.
Maybe you saw the eyeball of a cow in school(common sight) in a jar. The eye is the entry to the brain, a magnificent thing.

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06-29-2002, 07:40 PM	#34
Arvenstar Guest Posts: n/a	fIRST DREAM:There was mention of "some guy with archetypes...That person was none other than JUNG , who was at first Freud's associate, but left, and Yes, archetypes are frequently forthcoming. What caches my eye is the fact that he is standing in front of a high wall... Backed up against? , unknown weapon? unknown enemy... Evil , his shadow side is right behind him. Why not try to dream again, and ansk the shadow to reveal itself... Lindol: throwing an eyeball can give immense benefits , as did Oden, of the Asa Gods. He offered his Eye to the well of Mimer, and gained infinite wisdom,,, and his two ravens are his eyes: Hugin and Munin. Maybe you saw the eyeball of a cow in school(common sight) in a jar. The eye is the entry to the brain, a magnificent thing. I don't like being dead, I live to learn as I learn to Live [img]smilies/smile.gif[/img] [img]http://[/img]