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I am what I choose to become - The Churning
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I am what I choose to become - The Churning
Sigmund Freud thought that the memories of bad things that happened to us in our past (especially in our childhood) could sometimes return to haunt us, messing up our lives. But this viewpoint turns us all into helpless victims of a past that cannot be changed. For Carl Jung this explanation made no sense. Everything in nature, he reasoned, is part of evolution. So if this type of thing happens so often, to so many people (as it undoubtedly does…
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