Being creative involves self-awareness and respecting who we really are, including our unconscious depths.
The supranatural
The film Pan’s Labyrinth was acclaimed for its powerful story and richly beautiful as well as terrifying images.
Writer and director Guillermo del Toro once commented, “When you have the intuition that there is something which is there, but out of the reach of your physical world, art and religion are the only means to get to it.”
In an interview, del Toro spoke about humans having two levels of thought: “One is conscious and the other unconscious or subconscious…
“Our problem is that we divide things that may be instinctive and collective and we have compartmentalized our perception so strongly that we only get them in glimpses and I think this is where the idea of the Jungian archetype comes to work…
“I believe that there is a whole dimension that I wouldn’t call supernatural but ‘supranatural,’ that I believe in.”
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Continued in longer Private Article:
Writing from Your Subconscious
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Douglas Eby (M.A./Psychology) is author of the The Creative Mind series of sites which provide “Information and inspiration to help creative people thrive.”
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