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The Human Shadow Collection with Robert Bly Compilation Two
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Robert Bly is a renowned poet and author known for his work on exploring the human shadow. Join us in listening to this handpicked compilation where Bly combines essays and verses to delve into the dark side of the human personality and the significance of confronting it. Bly discusses how individuals hide their human shadows differently in various situations and among different people, highlighting how societal expectations influence our behavior in different contexts. His work on the human shadow draws inspiration from Carl Jung's concept of the shadow and aims to shed light on the aspects of the human psyche that are often concealed or denied.
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