Might Mean
Visibility: being seen, seeing others as they are, exposure, being in the spotlight, recognition, authenticity, prestige, self-importance, pride
Presence: being fully there, availability, influence, importance, finding one's place in the world, defending one's position or values & ideas, sense of entitlement
Collectivity: interest or trust in others, public persona, working in the public sphere, service, sense of self
Presence: being fully there, availability, influence, importance, finding one's place in the world, defending one's position or values & ideas, sense of entitlement
Collectivity: interest or trust in others, public persona, working in the public sphere, service, sense of self
For Example
Movie Clips & Videos:
David Tenant on R.D. Laing and Mad To Be Normal,
Conscious Awareness of Others in the Movie Paterson,
From nobody to somebody – Delirious,
The Golden God, Ending Up Real (Almost Famous),
Chris Pratt About Handling Life In The Spotlight,
The Circle and Jung's Archetypes - Joseph Campbell
Podcasts:
Breakout Star,
How Anna Chlumsky Got A Second Act
Conscious Awareness of Others in the Movie Paterson,
From nobody to somebody – Delirious,
The Golden God, Ending Up Real (Almost Famous),
Chris Pratt About Handling Life In The Spotlight,
The Circle and Jung's Archetypes - Joseph Campbell
Podcasts:
Breakout Star,
How Anna Chlumsky Got A Second Act
"You are in the position of the king of the gods. You are a manifestation of the mystery of Brahma in the field of time. This is a high privilege. Appreciate it, honor it, and deal with life as though you were what you really are... And with this set of instructions, Indra gives up his idea of going out and becoming a yogi and finds that, in life, he can represent the eternal as a symbol, you might say, of the Brahma."
– Joseph Campbell, The Power of Myth (Humbling of Indra, pp. 76-79)
Writings:
On Self-Mythology, Czeslaw Milosz on Love,
The Conflation of Public and Private Identity,
Why Is Public and Private Behavior So Different?,
The Other Side Of Fame, Facing Yourself
Self-Knowledge, Self-Realization, Self, Celebrity, Generalized Other,
Public Sphere, Identity, Persona, Role Model, Egocentrism, Hero,
Celebrity Culture, Psychology of Self, Social Status, Apotheosis,
Collective Consciousness, I and the Me, Dasein
On Self-Mythology, Czeslaw Milosz on Love,
The Conflation of Public and Private Identity,
Why Is Public and Private Behavior So Different?,
The Other Side Of Fame, Facing Yourself
Self-Knowledge, Self-Realization, Self, Celebrity, Generalized Other,
Public Sphere, Identity, Persona, Role Model, Egocentrism, Hero,
Celebrity Culture, Psychology of Self, Social Status, Apotheosis,
Collective Consciousness, I and the Me, Dasein
"Opening the portals of the collective psyche means renewal of life for the individual, no matter whether this renewal is felt as pleasant or unpleasant. This is brought out in myths, where it is precisely the strongest and best man among the people, the hero, who gives way to the regressive longing and deliberately exposes himself to the danger of being devoured by the monster of the maternal abyss.
He is, however, a hero only because in the final reckoning he does not allow himself to be devoured, but conquers the monster, not once but many times. The victory over the collective psyche alone yields the true value, the capture of the hoard, the invincible weapon, the magic talisman, or whatever it be that the myth deems most desirable."
– C.G. Jung, Two Essays on Analytical Psychology, par. 260
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