The Discipline of Regard
On Jung's Philemon, the Sanskrit word maitri, and the practice of treating whatever arrives as though it has its own weather.
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July 9, 2026
7 chronicles exploring this theme
On Jung's Philemon, the Sanskrit word maitri, and the practice of treating whatever arrives as though it has its own weather.
Carl Jung, AI, Knight of Pentacles, individuation, shadow, consciousness, technology, archetypes, R Vincent.
On Pauli, Minsky, and the temporary grammar of a tarot reading: the transient event that belongs to neither the cards nor the seeker alone, but exists only in the crossing.
Wolfgang Pauli was a Nobel-winning physicist who didn't believe in the unconscious. Then he began to dream. A Tara Grace essay on what the deck knows before you do.
The shadow does not appear to busy people. This is its patience, and its cunning.
Why does the shadow persist even when we can see it clearly? The Devil card holds the answer — and the door.
A contemplative reading on shadow work, reversed cards, and what Jung and Nicoll knew about the parts of ourselves we will not face.