(A Parable) Monkey Man had been grinding since his first neuron fired. He’d learned early that safety came through speed.Achievement bought love.Stillness got you eaten. So he trained himself on the law of effort:Go hard. Or go home. The limbic labyrinth became his temple.Dopamine his incense.Fear his fire.Mathematics, his Tool. …
Like Sisyphus and his boulder, many of us spend our lives pushing toward transformation, only to feel it roll back down again. Every sermon, every self-help book, every Monday morning reset becomes just another climb that’s exhausting, endless, and incomplete. Why? Because most of us are trying to change only …
In the landscapes of the human psyche, two figures sometimes appear side by side in conversation — but they are not the same. To help you navigate this terrain with both care and clarity, let’s explore and create a conceptual Difference and the Distinction between the Jungian concept of the …
The Monkey Man is a concept representative of the human mental semi autonomous processes. The Monkey Man isn’t good or bad – he’s just doing what he knows. Understanding him helps us understand ourselves. Note: The Monkey Man is representative of the Yang component of the emotional process and is …