Tag: humilitykey
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The Red Book, Episode 11: The Archetype
When we encounter something powerful, we often try to explain it before we experience it. Jung has a different plan. Unfortunately, so does she.
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The Red Book, Episode 6: Carl Misplaces Philemon Again
Jung scans the horizon looking for guidance. Behind him, Philemon quietly waits with the answer. A comic about spiritual searching, misplaced certainty, and the strange human habit of overlooking what is already present.
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The Ego Brings Snacks to the Shadow
Carl Jung arrives prepared for shadow work with integration, self-awareness, and gluten-free cookies. The Shadow has a different agenda. A HumilityKey Daily Graphic exploring psychology, ego, and authentic self-understanding.
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What About Mythology, Carl?
Carl Jung spent years attempting to understand the strange figures appearing in his inner world. He classified them. He analyzed them. He assigned them psychological significance. Unfortunately, nobody considered the possibility that the archetypes might eventually read his notes.
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The Double Slit Experiment Explained Simply: Why Reality Isn’t as Solid as We Thought
For centuries, we imagined the universe as a giant machine made of solid, predictable parts. Then the double slit experiment revealed something stranger: beneath everyday reality lies a world shaped by probabilities, interactions, and participation itself.
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The Dirt That Loves You Back | Gardening, Soil Bacteria & Nervous System Healing
I thought I was just trying to grow tomatoes. Instead, I accidentally fell in love with gardening — and discovered research suggesting certain soil bacteria may influence serotonin, inflammation, stress resilience, and the nervous system itself. Maybe the point isn’t becoming a perfect gardener. Maybe it’s letting the body remember it belongs to the earth.
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Understanding Metacognition: The Astute Son of Humility and a Guide to Better Thinking
What is Metacognition? How do researchers study this concept? Where do we see this anatomically and what happens when disrupted? How it relates to humility and a philosophy of life. Perspective Shifts.