12-31-2010, 12:00 AM
Hey Tif,
Recently I had a conversation with someone who made a comment to me about Carl Jung. That comment is a good answer to your question. He said that as Carl Jung was developing his theories over the years on several occasions he had the need to move from one group of friends to another, and then to another---reason being that as he matured and evolved and his friends did not---he simply moved on. It was important for him to have a group of people around him that could stimulate his thinking while also contributing to his evolutionary ideas. So that's my story---I've been involved on other forums and now I'm here.
Recently I had a conversation with someone who made a comment to me about Carl Jung. That comment is a good answer to your question. He said that as Carl Jung was developing his theories over the years on several occasions he had the need to move from one group of friends to another, and then to another---reason being that as he matured and evolved and his friends did not---he simply moved on. It was important for him to have a group of people around him that could stimulate his thinking while also contributing to his evolutionary ideas. So that's my story---I've been involved on other forums and now I'm here.