Your visions become clear only when you can look into your own heart. Who looks outside dreams; who looks inside, awakes. ~Carl Jung
Hello, and thank you for your presence! Welcome to my little neck of the woods.
The Introspectionist: Ponderings on the existential and the strange, dreams and weird sleep phenomena, vulnerability, human connection (and disconnection), religion (all of them!), yoga, love, insanity, and mental illness, fear, and … what we might do to find peace within and connection with each other.
Are you also an introspectionist? Do you enjoy cloud gazing, shoe gazing, or third-eye gazing? Then, you must be introspective! So long as you wish to understand yourself more clearly and make an effort to do so, you are an introspectionist.
Contemplating our own thoughts, feelings, and motives can help us understand ourselves better, which, in turn, helps us to understand others and the world better. But first, we must understand ourselves.
My writing is typically self-reflective. See my recent posts and read more about being an introspectionist.
Knowing yourself is the beginning of all wisdom. ~Aristotle.
“Looking in” can sometimes get ugly. And scary. But it’s also a pivot point. As they say, “Life begins at the end of your comfort zone.” Let’s be brave/vulnerable together.
Enjoy reading and leave a comment or two. I’d love to hear your thoughts and your introspectivities!
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