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« Sexuality is an archetypal deity, so it has the power to take over our body and mind when we do not worship it properly. If instead of celebrating it we hide it in the sordid nooks of the psyche, it perverts and entanks itself. »
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Guy Corneau
Isn't there happy love? How father-daughter and mother-son bonds shape our loves |
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Guy Corneau
Isn't there happy love? How father-daughter and mother-son bonds shape our loves
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« It is for all intents and purposes to accept that we also embody the darkest aspect of humanity. Paradoxically, this acceptance is accompanied by a relaxation throughout the nervous system, because one no longer has to defend ourselves from being this or that. We are who we are, quite simply, and we recognize ourselves in the great wisdom of nature that has done everything both dark and luminous. »
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Guy Corneau
Isn't there happy love? How father-daughter and mother-son bonds shape our loves |
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Guy Corneau
Isn't there happy love? How father-daughter and mother-son bonds shape our loves
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« ... in therapeutic practice, we keep noticing that, according to Freud's formula, the past that is not conscious is repeated, or that, according to Jung's formula, what remains unconscious happens to us from the outside as a destiny that seems foreign to us when it simply reflects our inner living condition. »
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Guy Corneau
Isn't there happy love? How father-daughter and mother-son bonds shape our loves |
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Guy Corneau
Isn't there happy love? How father-daughter and mother-son bonds shape our loves
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