11 Quotes by Bud Harris

All of us, no matter who we are, in the pressures of our busy, complicated lives, lose this fundamental relationship to ourselves, again and again. We get caught in false “doing” that isn’t rooted in the ground of our being, the Self. False “doing” manufactures a hollow or false sense of identity and accomplishments. It assaults us with formulas for changing and bettering ourselves, that ultimately leaves us feeling diminished, frustrated, or empty, like imposters.

There are three aspects of the feminine element of being in the Jungian approach. The first one is being grounded within one’s own nature. The second one is the capacity to then be truly related to another person and to other people. And the third aspect, which is another aspect of eros, is how personally related we are to life.