Shadow Work and Occult Spiritual Warfare
Bernhard Guenther – Carl Jung famously said: “Everyone carries a shadow, and the less it is embodied in the individual’s conscious life, the blacker and denser it is.”
But the implications of this go far beyond ordinary psychology.
The more unconscious we are of our shadow, the more likely we are to project it onto others, become possessed by our own emotional reactions, and mistake external evil for the sole source of evil.
In the context of spiritual warfare, this unconsciousness can also become an entry point for hostile forces that amplify and feed off our repressed emotions, wounds, and projections.
This article explores the relationship between shadow work, psychic attack, occult warfare, and the deeper problem of externalizing evil, which is characteristic of an age dominated by head-centered ego consciousness and materialism, where humanity lives under the illusion of separation and disconnection from the spiritual realities underlying existence. Continue reading
Frank M Wanderer – The Fool—whom Jung often described as the Trickster—is one of the most peculiar and most misunderstood archetypes of the psyche. He does not teach, does not guide, does not point the way. He does not elevate; he pulls us down to the ground and confronts us with ruthless reality.
Steve Rother – Greetings from Home.
Iam Saums – Beyond our institutional and social conditioning, we have our own personal programming. Whether it is our defense mechanisms, individuation, societal integration or self-righteousness, our selective conditions inhibit our interpretation and perception.
Jafree Ozwald – There is nothing you need to do, and there is nowhere you need to go to find what your soul is truly seeking. This bliss is who you are. It is what resides in the core of your being. When you get very quiet and go inward with infinite patience, you will eventually see this bliss has always been here waiting for you to arrive. The eternal vast presence of peace and extreme joy is inside you.