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The Humility Key

Exploring spirituality, ego, and the deeper meaning of humility.

By Amy Dinaburg

· Launched 4 months ago

Articles

  1. God Is a Tree Frog: The Morning I Forgot to Look for Meaning

    • I went to the pond for my daily spiritual practice. A frog reminded me I was already there.
    • Jun 17 • Amy Dinaburg

  2. The Daily Graphic: The Red Book, Episode 14 — What Is This?

    • What happens when a burden becomes so familiar that you mistake it for part of yourself?
    • Jun 22 • Amy Dinaburg

  3. The Red Book, Episode 13: The Preparation

    • The perfect time is approaching. Apparently.
    • Jun 17 • Amy Dinaburg

  4. The Red Book, Episode 11: The Archetype

    • Jung attempts to interpret reality. Reality has notes.
    • Jun 13 • Amy Dinaburg

  5. The Red Book, Episode 10: The Instructions

    • A comic about wisdom, guidance, and the universal disappointment of discovering that the answer was much shorter than expected.
    • Jun 11 • Amy Dinaburg

  6. The Red Book, Episode 9: The Meaning

    • A comic about symbols, interpretation, and the ancient tradition of wise teachers refusing to answer straightforward questions.
    • Jun 10 • Amy Dinaburg

  7. The Red Book, Episode 8: The Question

    • A comic about wisdom, self-knowledge, and the infuriating tendency of good teachers to answer a five-minute question with three words.
    • Jun 8 • Amy Dinaburg

  8. The Red Book, Episode 7: The Sign

    • A comic about synchronicity, skepticism, and the delicate art of requesting confirmation after receiving confirmation.
    • Jun 6 • Amy Dinaburg

  9. The Red Book, Episode 6: The Search

    • Jung searches the horizon. Philemon waits patiently behind him. A surprisingly common human experience.
    • Jun 5 • Amy Dinaburg

  10. The Child Archetype Refuses Symbolism

  11. The Ego Brings Snacks to the Shadow

  12. The Red Book Sitcom #4: The Archetypes Have Read Jung's Notes

    • Carl Jung discovers that describing your inner figures as primitive, irrational, seductive, dangerous, and inconvenient may have consequences.
    • Jun 1 • Amy Dinaburg