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Terence McKenna, the Would-Be Jesus of Psychedelics

A new biography explores the life and ideas of the man who founded the first primitive religion of the future.

Reason

50 Pictures That Prove Reality Can Be Stranger Than Photoshop

Do you believe in coincidences?

Bored Panda

Me, myself, and I: Alex Jordan on the “mind-boggling” task of voicing every Jan Dolski in The Alters

We talk to Alex Jordan, the actor behind all 11 characters in The Alters.

TechRadar

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There Are 12 Archetypes And You Fit One Of Them: Take The Test To Find Out Which One

What kind of energy do you bring into the room? 🙀🤓Carl Jung, a Swiss psychiatrist, believed we all embody one of 12 personality types. So whether you want to admit it or not, the role you take in a friendship, your favorite place, and even your role in a group…

Bored Panda

"Ironic" debate settled once and for all

Megan Volpert looks at what irony is through the lens of various philosophers

Salon

German Family Winery Taps Into Zero-alcohol Trend

Alcohol-free drinks are becoming ever more popular, especially with health-conscious younger people -- a trend cheered by a small German winery based in a Rhine Valley castle.

International Business Times

Why We Can’t Seem To Shake Horror’s Greatest Villain, The ‘Death Mother’

Our deepest anxieties are laid bare — when mom is in the room.

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The ‘Death Mother’: Horror’s most unnerving villain

Horror films draw us into a world where our deepest anxieties are laid bare. They illuminate the darker recesses of the human psyche – ones that we often prefer to ignore.

The Conversation

Sex and taboos: how Sigmund Freud’s ideas freed secrets of the female psyche

An exhibition at the psychoanalyst’s London home and two new stage shows have reopened the debate on women’s desires

The Guardian - UK

Time warp: Olympic equestrians make history in Versailles' lavish grounds

The world’s top equestrians seemed to have cantered in from another century as they rode through the pleasure gardens of the Palace of Versailles on Monday, ending a three-day competition combining dressage, cross-country and show-jumping. Bavarian rider Michael Jung won gold in the individual eventing, with France trailing in second…

France 24

30 Memes For The Antisocial Folks Who Want To Be Left Alone, As Shared By This Instagram Page

An Instagram page shares some top-tier introvert memes, which have a high chance of replenishing some of your energy lost on social interactions. The post 30 Memes For The Antisocial Folks Who Want To Be Left Alone, As Shared By This Instagram Page first appeared on Bored Panda.

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I was getting older and feeling clueless when a quote about the ‘afternoon of life’ inspired my reinvention

Five years ago, Vicki Milliken started the new year feeling weary and disenchanted. Then she encountered a line from Carl Jung

The Guardian - AU

Things to do in London this weekend (November 17 – 19)

Stuck for things to do? Mike Daw has everything to watch, eat and drink this weekend in London

Evening Standard

Shadow work promises to help you become the best version of yourself - even as a cynical health writer, I was surprised

Hello darkness my old friend…

Marie Claire

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The hidden self: can the Shadow Work Journal help you face your dark side?

Promising step-by-step revelations, the journal has gone viral on TikTok, but some caution it’s not a replacement for mental health care

Woman & Home

There's an actual psychological reason why we can relate to all of Sex and the City characters, according to a therapist

Are you a Carrie or a Charlotte? This is the psychological reason you may not be able to pick

The Guardian - UK

Jung Kook: Golden review – a sexed-up, hook-filled but unremarkable solo debut

The talented BTS singer follows a well-worn path from boyband member to solo star, plunging into competent pop-R&B – including an Ed Sheeran co-write

WEKU

'Organs of Little Importance' explores the curious ephemera that fill our minds

Jungian psychology is having a moment, owing to the TikTok-famous, self-published The Shadow Work Journal. But mind detritus becomes the stuff of great art in the hands of poet Adrienne Chung.

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Are you a time optimist? Why some people are perennially late – and how to be more punctual

While timekeepers naturally arrive early, time optimists set off with the assumption the lights will be green and the roads will be empty, getting ever more anxious as the minutes tick away. The good news? Change is possible

The Guardian - UK

Anthony Stevens obituary

Analyst and psychiatrist who proposed a science of human nature that embraced psychology, anthropology and medicine

The Guardian - UK

The sleep secret: how lucid dreams can make us fitter, more creative and less anxious

Freud described dreams as windows into our repressed desires. Today, researchers are using them to boost athletic performance and help veterans with PTSD, unlocking huge benefits for us all

The Guardian - UK

Jung-haters dismiss his work because they fear what they don’t understand

Letters: Gill Coombs and Ben Whitmore respond to Zoe Williams’ article on Carl Jung and how much her father loathed him

The Guardian - UK

My late father hated Carl Jung. Should I shun him for ever too?

I have started listening to a Jungian podcast full of fascinating conversations and dream analysis. But I can hear my dad turning in his grave, writes Zoe Williams

The Guardian - UK

Coline Covington obituary

Other lives: Psychoanalyst and author whose work explored big themes such as identity and patriotism

The Independent UK

Oppenheimer’s women: the true story of the brilliant, complicated female figures behind the famed physicist

In ‘Oppenheimer’, Christopher Nolan’s new film about the inventor of the atomic bomb, Florence Pugh is the messy mistress Jean Tatlock, Emily Blunt the alcoholic wife. Annabel Nugent talks to historians and discovers the women’s true story to be worthy of a three-hour film of its own

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