— Rebecca Tamás, From “Witch.”

Alice Notley, The Art of Poetry No.116

Yosemite Valley by Casey Horner

- Clementine Von Radics

All mythological ideas are essentially real, and far older than any philosophy. Like our knowledge of physical nature, they were originally perceptions and experiences. In so far as such ideas are universal, they are symptoms or characteristics or normal exponents of psychic life, which are naturally present and need no proof of their truth.

— Carl Jung

The universe is flirting with you.

Are you noticing?

I do not know the name of the feeling that I have for you. But it is a special tenderness, something I have never felt until now, not for anyone.

— Gustave Flaubert in correspondence with George Sand; Croisset, 12 November 1866, Monday night, from Selected Letters

I would rather be whole than good

- Carl Jung

Margaret Atwood, from a poem titled "Eurydice," featured in Paper Boat: Selected Poems

“…what qualities can I count on in myself? A horribly keen awareness of sensation and an all too deep consciousness of feeling… A sharp self-destructive intelligence and an extraordinary talent for dreams to entertain myself with…”

— Fernando Pessoa, from The Book of Disquiet