Category Archives: Consciousness
Before and After Human Consciousness, or The Voice of God vs. Auditory Hallucinations
Psychologist Julian Jaynes (1920 – 1997) asserted that humans were not fully conscious until around 4,000 or 3,000 years ago, the time when the two hemispheres of the cerebrum of our brain (left and right, physically connected by the Corpus Callosum) were unified … Continue reading
Posted in Archetypes, Consciousness, consciousness, Psychology, self, The Self
Tagged Carl G. Jung, Julian Jaynes, Marcel Kuijsten, Richard Sorabji
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“If the doors of perception were cleansed, everything would appear to man as it is, infinite.”—William Blake
I have as friends in Stockholm two people, physicians, who are educated in psychopharmacology and other neurosciences—father and daughter, Vasil and Jeanette. They are reading this currently best-selling book, which they will lend to me when they finish reading it: … Continue reading
The Pavellas Perspective 