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LanguageEnglish
ProjectLinES
Corpus Partdev
AnnotationAhrenberg, Lars
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I do not say this is conscious, usually it is not, and there lies the difficulty. I have seen my father pushing the world, he quite unaware of what was pushing him. He did not believe in the unconscious, except as a soup of fantasy and half-memories that entertained his sleep. To suggest, as I did, that the mind is a self-regulating system, where consciousness and unconsciousness work as load-balancing pulleys, roused anger enough to make me think I had touched something relevant. I continued my reading: Paracelsus, Jung, Einstein, Freud, Capra, and although I still know nothing, I am no longer a disciple of Fate. 'I see why he likes you,' said Stella, examining my neck with her fingers. What can a little girl see that astronomers and telescopes cannot? There was no comet sighted on the official log of the journey. What was it then that hooped together ordinary night with infinity? I saw the silver prow pass over me and the sails in tattered cloth. Men and women crowded at the deck.

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