...where the Two become the One
In the governance of human affairs, few words are as frequently conflated and dangerously misunderstood as “power” and “authority.” We often use them interchangeably, yet they represent fundamentally opposing principles of human interaction. Power is the ability to compel action through force, while authority is the recognized right to direct. Understanding this distinction is not merely an academic exercise; it is essential for any individual who seeks to live a […] Read more »
In Jungian psychology, the ego represents the center of the conscious mind, providing the stable sense of “I” that organizes our thoughts, feelings, and memories into a coherent personal identity. It functions as the executive of our daily life, mediating between the demands of the external world and the vast, often unseen, landscape of the unconscious. In our modern culture, the concept of the ego has been cast as a villain. We are taught […] Read more »
Building your house on the solid rock of Logocentric thinking In our modern world, the drive for a strong sense of self, for recognition, and for tangible success is a powerful motivator. We seek to build an identity that is effective and respected. Yet, in this pursuit, a fundamental paradox emerges: the very things many desire—a powerful ego, wealth, and influence—cannot be successfully attained by chasing them directly. True, sustainable […] Read more »