Category Archives: The Mind
You Don’t Know Me
If you find the phrase in the caption provocative, I have achieved my purpose. This is how I developed this assertion— The primary actor in this story is my now dead friend Fredric B. Pape, Fred. I was living alone … Continue reading
Posted in Consciousness, Philosophy, The Mind, The Self
Tagged Carl G. Jung, Philip H. Rhinelander, William James
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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
