Day: August 5, 2021

Brain, Living, Philosophy, PsychologyLeave a comment

DEVELOPING JUNG’S “IMAGINATION FOR EVIL” IS THE DOORWAY TO OUR LIGHT

Fernando Kaskais

Paul Levy, Awaken In The Dream Waking Times We live in a time of the emergence of great darkness in our world. The great doctor of the soul C. G. Jung, who came up with the idea of the existence of the shadow within the human psyche, had deeply valuable insights into the nature of the psychological situation in the world today, particularly the role that the darkness of the shadow plays in our modern world. Jung felt that the catastrophic evil that is manifesting in our world today is an archetypical expression of the process of humanity’s transition from one … Continue reading DEVELOPING JUNG’S “IMAGINATION FOR EVIL” IS THE DOORWAY TO OUR LIGHT

Animals, Big Food, Health, ScienceLeave a comment

Don’t farm bugs

Fernando Kaskais

Insect farming bakes, boils and shreds animals by the trillion. It’s immoral, risky and won’t resolve the climate crisis Jeff Sebo is clinical associate professor of environmental studies, affiliated professor of bioethics, medical ethics, and philosophy, and director of the animal studies MA programme at New York University. He is also on the executive committee at the NYU Center for Environmental and Animal Protection and the advisory board for the Animals in Context series at NYU Press. He is co-author of Chimpanzee Rights (2018) and Food, Animals, and the Environment (2018). Jason Schukraft is a senior research manager at the think-tank Rethink Priorities in … Continue reading Don’t farm bugs