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The last three archetypes Matthew Fox enlists for his project of a healthy masculinity—as developed in The Hidden Spirituality of Men—are all connected to the heart
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The last three archetypes Matthew Fox enlists for his project of a healthy masculinity—as developed in The Hidden Spirituality of Men—are all connected to the heart

In keeping with yesterday’s topic, I would like to share a few ideas that Matthew Fox expounds in his book The Hidden Spirituality of Men:

Talking about hysteria, as well as about melancholy, can be a controversial issue because contemporary psychiatry does not use such terms anymore. Mostly for good

Even though he is the one who popularized in the 20th century the notion of men’s feminine core, or anima, Carl Gustav Jung is not

I was moved by Gianluigi’s fine meditations on Trees this past week, and by the wise Comments that followed on them from the readers of

Part of MAGA lore and ideology is to dismiss all talk of “toxic masculinity” as “woke” thinking. In my first edition of my book, Trump

Yesterday was Fathers’ Day. When I think about my father, I recognize him as a person of character. He had values and tried his best

In Monday’s DM video, I shared some highlights from Robert Reich’s excellent article on “The Horrifying Truth About Trump’s Cage Match.” His thoughtful article talks

We are discussing the overriding role that shame can play in male consciousness. It can be shame-inducing for men to seek help from other men.

I wish to follow up on GG’s recent DM on shame, and the lively interaction that followed. The topic of shame played a big role
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