Carl Jung on Western Man's Nihilism - Video

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Carl Jung thought that men seek perfection, and women seek wholeness.

We have a deep existential need to chase the best.

But that need to chase the best can be twisted by chasing momentary pleasures.

Michel Foucault called these limit experiences.

If we do not commit to a path, even for the short term, then everything becomes a shiny object.

When our life has no overarching vision, we feel lost.

You see, unless we choose to commit to a path, we are left floating in the void.

We will continually look for diamonds out there, missing all of the diamonds in here.

It has been my experience that it doesn’t matter what you do as long as you’re doing it in good faith.

It really doesn’t matter what you choose to do as long as it’s moving you in the right direction.

Those around you will see the effort you’re putting in.

When opportunities arise, you’re the one they’ll call on.

And if they don’t arise, you let your desires be known.

Show up each day and move the world a little toward heaven, a little away from hell.

Do not forget that you can change direction on the way.

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It’s not a prison sentence.

It’s an opportunity.

Is there anything better you could do?