Psique e individuación: pérdida y recuperación del sentido de la vida
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soul
analytical psychology
unconscious
archetypes
meaning of life
alma
psicología analítica
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sentido de la vida
analytical psychology
unconscious
archetypes
meaning of life
alma
psicología analítica
inconsciente
arquetipo
sentido de la vida
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Instituto Tecnológico de Santo Domingo (INTEC)
Este ensayo reflexiona sobre la sensación de vacío que se aprecia a nivel personal y social y propone que se genera en la existencia de un ser humano que carece de un sentido profundo. El ensayo considera que cuando las urgencias de educar la voluntad han disminuido, emerge la profunda necesidad del alma de llevar una vida lejos de lo normal. Este vacío se produce subsumiendo la personalidad a la voluntad, separándole de la fuerza vital, primitiva y natural, a través de una cultura moderna que ha desprendido la fantasía de la existencia El análisis establece que en esta situación es necesario buscar ayuda para comprender el significado de la vida individual o la individuación, y una opción es la terapia analítica de orientación junguiana. Esta, utiliza los sueños para traer a la conciencia los símbolos, figuras y metáforas que habitan en las profundidades de la psique y corresponden a tiempos arcaicos de la humanidad lo cual devuelve el color emocional o la fuerza espiritual a la vida, como lo fue al principio de la vida de cada persona. Desde esta perspectiva, el ensayo argumenta cómo el ser humano encuentra su singularidad en una vida creativa que se expande cuando recupera esa unión primitiva con la naturaleza; reconociendo que, además, al restaurar el misterio en la existencia, la estima propia se reconstruye, así como una sensación de renovación produciendo un sentimiento de inmortalidad, puesto que el proceso de individuación no culmina en la autorrealización, sino que fluye desde la psique y permanece en ella.
This essay is a reflection on the sensation of emptiness that is appreciated at a personal and social level and proposes that it is generated due to the existence of a human being who lacks a deep sense. The essay considers that when the urgencies of educating the will have diminished, emerges the deep need of the soul to carry a life far from normal. This emptiness is produced subsuming the personality to the will, separating it from the vital, primitive and natural force, through a modern culture that has detached the fantasy of existence. The analysis establishes that in this situation it is necessary to seek help in understanding the meaning of individual life or individuation, and one option is Jungian analytical therapy. This, uses the dreams to bring to consciousness the symbols, figures and metaphors that dwell in the depths of the psyche and correspond to archaic times of humanity which give back the emotional color or spiritual force to life, as it was at the beginning of the life of each person. From this perspective, the essay argues how human beings find their uniqueness in a creative life that expands when they recover that primitive union with nature; recognizing that by restoring mystery to existence, self-esteem is rebuilt, as well as a sense of renewal. It produce a feeling of immortality, since the process of individuation does not culminate in self-realization,but flows from the psyche and remains there.
This essay is a reflection on the sensation of emptiness that is appreciated at a personal and social level and proposes that it is generated due to the existence of a human being who lacks a deep sense. The essay considers that when the urgencies of educating the will have diminished, emerges the deep need of the soul to carry a life far from normal. This emptiness is produced subsuming the personality to the will, separating it from the vital, primitive and natural force, through a modern culture that has detached the fantasy of existence. The analysis establishes that in this situation it is necessary to seek help in understanding the meaning of individual life or individuation, and one option is Jungian analytical therapy. This, uses the dreams to bring to consciousness the symbols, figures and metaphors that dwell in the depths of the psyche and correspond to archaic times of humanity which give back the emotional color or spiritual force to life, as it was at the beginning of the life of each person. From this perspective, the essay argues how human beings find their uniqueness in a creative life that expands when they recover that primitive union with nature; recognizing that by restoring mystery to existence, self-esteem is rebuilt, as well as a sense of renewal. It produce a feeling of immortality, since the process of individuation does not culminate in self-realization,but flows from the psyche and remains there.
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Science and Society; Vol. 45 No. 4 (2020): Science and Society; 33-47
Ciencia y Sociedad; Vol. 45 Núm. 4 (2020): Ciencia y Sociedad; 33-47
2613-8751
0378-7680
10.22206/cys.2020.v45i4
Ciencia y Sociedad; Vol. 45 Núm. 4 (2020): Ciencia y Sociedad; 33-47
2613-8751
0378-7680
10.22206/cys.2020.v45i4