1. Desire to return to the happy-go-lucky times of childhood.2. Impressed with the skill of someone else.3. A solution to a problem that in reality seems insoluble. ...
A crooked furrow predicts new, troublesome, but not insoluble problems; a straight furrow forecasts difficult work ahead, but it will be ro- warding.See also Plow....
For Jung, life was a great mystery, something about which we know and understand very little. He never hesitated to say, ‘I don’t know,’ and always admitted when he had come ...
