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The concept of an 'inner imaginarium' suggests that our imaginations are influenced by external sources and have an independent existence, impacting soul-making.
The imaginal world is seen as a realm of psyche and soul, where archetypes, stories, and creative insights thrive, connecting us to a deeper reality.
Developing a 'mythic sensibility' involves embracing and working with the unique collection of images, stories, and archetypes that resonate with us, contributing to soul-making.

Rainn Wilson, known for his role as Dwight on The Office, discusses death and spirituality in a book.
Rainn Wilson reflects on what we leave behind and what we take with us when we die.
The author finds comfort in the idea that love continues on after our physical bodies die, connecting souls and creator with love.

The poem reflects on the soullessness of a friend and the pain of realizing it too late.
The friend in the poem exhibits a lack of vulnerability and is portrayed as psychologically bereft and spiritually bankrupt.
The poem highlights the emptiness and profound sadness caused by a person who seems to lack a soul.

A glitch during a live presentation raised questions - it covered UFO disclosure and mysteriously vanished from the video.
Various explanations included technical issues, censorship, and synchronicities sparked by intense beliefs.
The concept of reality-story matrices affecting experiences, with a hint that strange occurrences may continue in discussions from the fringe.

Kolmogorov complexity measures how efficiently data can be compressed.
Fractals may look complex but can have low Kolmogorov complexity due to simple rules.
A hypothetical Kolmogorov string could contain all essence of a person's being.

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The post discusses the question of what psyche or soul is and its importance in psychology.
The author has been studying this question since they were 17 years old.
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Plato's views on art are complex and go beyond mere banishment of artists.
Plato may have used dialogues to play with ideas rather than express his true beliefs.
Art can distort truth and distract from moral and spiritual development, according to Plato's concerns.

Value interrupted, meditative boredom for soul nourishment
Restructuring lives to interact with classic art can lead to self-discovery
Consider the impact of different circumstances on the human soul, such as prison experiences and modern capitalism

Life is limited, leading to choices that impact the world after death.
Economy and wealth have limits, with winners and losers based on market forces.
Debate surrounds the fate of the soul after death, with theories from transmigration to eternal existence.