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On Sep 18, 2014 Sally wrote on Ninety Six Words for Love, by Robert Johnson:
One of the best new words ever! Like "suss", it fills a real gap in the English language, which is world-class wherever thinking is needed.
On Sep 18, 2014 Sally Keil wrote on Ninety Six Words for Love, by Robert Johnson:
I see the notion of “superior” and “inferior” functions in a way that has been very useful for me. For quite a while, I have been using Jung’s typology, with its four functions covering the four vital aspects of a fully human life, as a “practice” in expanding my awareness. We all have all four psychological functions of thinking, feeling, sensation and intuition to cover the vital aspects of a fully human life. That we have them in a certain order of “accessibility,” and that when using one perceiving function or processing function its opposite must be quiescent and not interfere, is a brilliant example of the economy of the human psyche essential for sanity. We are indeed fearfully and wonderfully made.
On Sep 18, 2014 Sally wrote on Ninety Six Words for Love, by Robert Johnson:
Syd, I read your beautiful thoughts too and found them to be especially real and moving. You really communicated well your shifting inner images and feelings inspired by love. I thank you!