I'm The Result Of Upbringing, Class, Race,

Rather Let Us Imagine The Anima Mundi As That Particular Soul-spark, That Seminal Image, Which Offers Itself Through Each Thing In Its Visible Form. Then Anima Mundi Indicates The Animated Possibilities Presented By Each New Event As It Is, Its Sensuous Presentation As A Face Bespeaking Its Interior Image - In Short, Its Availability To Imagination, Its Presence As Psychic Reality. Not Only Animals And Plants Ensouled As In The Romantic Vision, But Soul Is Given With Each Thing, God-given Things Of Nature And Man-made Things Of The Street.

From My Perspective As A Depth Psychologist, I See That Those Who Have A Connection With Story Are In Better Shape And Have Better Prognosis Than Those To Whom Story Must Be Introduced.

I Think There Is Such A Thing As A Bad Seed That Comes To Flower In Certain People. The Danger With That Theory Is That We Begin To Look For Those "troublemakers" Early On And Try To Weed Them Out. That's Very Dangerous, Because It Could Work Against Kids Who Are Just Routine Troublemakers.

The Culture Is Going Into A Psychological Depression. We Are Concerned About Our Place In The World, About Being Competitive: Will My Children Have As Much As I Have? Will I Ever Own My Own Home? How Can I Pay For A New Car? Are Immigrants Taking Away My White World?

Beauty Is Something Everybody Longs For, Needs, And Tries To Obtain In Some Way - Whether Through Nature, Or A Man Or A Woman, Or Music, Or Whatever. The Soul Yearns For It. Psychology Seems To Have Forgotten That.