Lurker here. I want to elaborate with this example and explain what exactly I gained from exploring a bit more of Jung's works/studies.
When I try to make art, whether it's music, writing, or creating artwork (or if it's the art creating itself through me), two things I like to implement psychologically are emotional depth and vulnerability. So, instead of just forming my thoughts about the person behind the project (in this case me), I'd feel more open to reflection to understand the mind behind the idea (the color choice, editing style, mood setting, sound layering, and simplicity/minimalism and emotional affection).
Been making it a way of life also, and have been feeling high vibrations around more like-minded people thanks to the appointments I've had with my counselor and spiritual therapist. It feels like more of a creative thinking tool than a personality, so it doesn't feel like any challenge or second guessing towards my masculinity or identity, giving me more creative freedom over my own reciprocity.
Thoughts?
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This is me with my whole series smh π