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Thinking with the heart

May 6, 2010

From Evolution’s End by Joseph Chilton Pearce: Saints and sages have always claimed that the true seat of the mind is in the heart. In 1932 an American Indian medicine man told Carl Jung that white men, with their wrinkled faces and constant anger, were insane and killed so wantonly because they thought in their [ Read more … ]

Thinking in Our Hearts

February 17, 2009

Saints and sages have always claimed that the true seat of the mind is in the heart. In 1932 an American Indian medicine man told Carl Jung that white men, with their wrinkled faces and constant anger, were insane and killed so wantonly becuase they thought in their heads. Whole people, he explained, think in [ Read more … ]

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