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PERCEPTION; Perceptual v Conception
Aristotle said “the soul never thinks without a picture” and this section introduces us to Jung’s approach to perceiving through the activation of the imagination or what called visioning, a picture method, and trancing before arriving at active imagination. A n embodied perception, this is tacit knowledge or nonverbal creativity (other than metaphor) in which the body and a body of art serve as the organ of perception. Including all of the senses, perception in this multifaceted or synthetic sense is like entering a picture like an imaginary landscape—becoming one of the actors, as Jung suggested.
“Imagination is the eye of the soul”
JOSEPH JOUBERT
Perception is everything
Reverse Image
Sight as Process
Metaphor
Direct Sight
Angle of Perception
Penetration
Reflected Image
Reflection as Process
Metaphor
“It all depends on how we look at things, and not how they are themselves." C. G. Jung
"I did all in my power to convey to my intimates a new way of seeing things." C. G. Jung
