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Rowan Davis
@rowan-davis.bsky.social
· Jan 29
Jungian psychology is a powerful tool for life.
After 5+ years of study, and reading 25+ major titles, I’ve put together a FREE resource to help people avoid overwhelm.
📚 Core ideas
📩 Delivered in 5 easy lessons
🧠 Great foundation for further study
Curious?
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After 5+ years of study, and reading 25+ major titles, I’ve put together a FREE resource to help people avoid overwhelm.
📚 Core ideas
📩 Delivered in 5 easy lessons
🧠 Great foundation for further study
Curious?
rowaninfo.carrd.co
Having both nothing and something to lose are the same problem on different sides of the spectrum
February 13, 2025 at 1:02 AM
Having both nothing and something to lose are the same problem on different sides of the spectrum
This 1 unusual habit built me a 2000 strong email-list and almost 6000 followers:
(You’ll never guess it)
Writing and posting everyday.
No hack, cheat-code, or system is going to move the needle like just doing the thing.
Don’t overcomplicate it.
(You’ll never guess it)
Writing and posting everyday.
No hack, cheat-code, or system is going to move the needle like just doing the thing.
Don’t overcomplicate it.
February 10, 2025 at 9:59 AM
This 1 unusual habit built me a 2000 strong email-list and almost 6000 followers:
(You’ll never guess it)
Writing and posting everyday.
No hack, cheat-code, or system is going to move the needle like just doing the thing.
Don’t overcomplicate it.
(You’ll never guess it)
Writing and posting everyday.
No hack, cheat-code, or system is going to move the needle like just doing the thing.
Don’t overcomplicate it.
Never too late to start writing online.
Success is always possible for those with genuine passion and determination.
Success is always possible for those with genuine passion and determination.
February 8, 2025 at 7:16 AM
Never too late to start writing online.
Success is always possible for those with genuine passion and determination.
Success is always possible for those with genuine passion and determination.
One of the highest revelation-per-page ratios out of the 253 books I’ve read.
Easwarren gives a brilliant introduction and translation of the words of the Buddha himself.
Easwarren gives a brilliant introduction and translation of the words of the Buddha himself.
February 7, 2025 at 12:34 PM
One of the highest revelation-per-page ratios out of the 253 books I’ve read.
Easwarren gives a brilliant introduction and translation of the words of the Buddha himself.
Easwarren gives a brilliant introduction and translation of the words of the Buddha himself.
“The most terrifying thing
is to accept oneself completely”
– Carl Jung, ‘Psychology and Alchemy’
If this resonates, you are one of the few progressing in life.
Most people will think it’s stupid or funny.
Don’t worry about them, you’re not most people.
is to accept oneself completely”
– Carl Jung, ‘Psychology and Alchemy’
If this resonates, you are one of the few progressing in life.
Most people will think it’s stupid or funny.
Don’t worry about them, you’re not most people.
February 2, 2025 at 2:59 AM
“The most terrifying thing
is to accept oneself completely”
– Carl Jung, ‘Psychology and Alchemy’
If this resonates, you are one of the few progressing in life.
Most people will think it’s stupid or funny.
Don’t worry about them, you’re not most people.
is to accept oneself completely”
– Carl Jung, ‘Psychology and Alchemy’
If this resonates, you are one of the few progressing in life.
Most people will think it’s stupid or funny.
Don’t worry about them, you’re not most people.
The measure of a man is not what he has, but how he uses what he has.
February 1, 2025 at 1:05 PM
The measure of a man is not what he has, but how he uses what he has.
Carl Jung wrote over 20 books.
Start with these 3:
1. Man and His Symbols
2. Memories, Dreams, Reflections
3. The Red Book (Liber Novus)
Happy reading.
Start with these 3:
1. Man and His Symbols
2. Memories, Dreams, Reflections
3. The Red Book (Liber Novus)
Happy reading.
January 30, 2025 at 2:36 AM
Carl Jung wrote over 20 books.
Start with these 3:
1. Man and His Symbols
2. Memories, Dreams, Reflections
3. The Red Book (Liber Novus)
Happy reading.
Start with these 3:
1. Man and His Symbols
2. Memories, Dreams, Reflections
3. The Red Book (Liber Novus)
Happy reading.
Jungian psychology is a powerful tool for life.
After 5+ years of study, and reading 25+ major titles, I’ve put together a FREE resource to help people avoid overwhelm.
📚 Core ideas
📩 Delivered in 5 easy lessons
🧠 Great foundation for further study
Curious?
rowaninfo.carrd.co
After 5+ years of study, and reading 25+ major titles, I’ve put together a FREE resource to help people avoid overwhelm.
📚 Core ideas
📩 Delivered in 5 easy lessons
🧠 Great foundation for further study
Curious?
rowaninfo.carrd.co
January 29, 2025 at 12:12 PM
Jungian psychology is a powerful tool for life.
After 5+ years of study, and reading 25+ major titles, I’ve put together a FREE resource to help people avoid overwhelm.
📚 Core ideas
📩 Delivered in 5 easy lessons
🧠 Great foundation for further study
Curious?
rowaninfo.carrd.co
After 5+ years of study, and reading 25+ major titles, I’ve put together a FREE resource to help people avoid overwhelm.
📚 Core ideas
📩 Delivered in 5 easy lessons
🧠 Great foundation for further study
Curious?
rowaninfo.carrd.co
I’ve read over 20 Jungian psychology books:
This is one of the most relevant and profound things Carl Jung ever said:
“Loneliness does not come from having no people about one, but from being unable to communicate the things that seem important to oneself”
Can you relate?
This is one of the most relevant and profound things Carl Jung ever said:
“Loneliness does not come from having no people about one, but from being unable to communicate the things that seem important to oneself”
Can you relate?
January 29, 2025 at 12:10 PM
I’ve read over 20 Jungian psychology books:
This is one of the most relevant and profound things Carl Jung ever said:
“Loneliness does not come from having no people about one, but from being unable to communicate the things that seem important to oneself”
Can you relate?
This is one of the most relevant and profound things Carl Jung ever said:
“Loneliness does not come from having no people about one, but from being unable to communicate the things that seem important to oneself”
Can you relate?
Carl Jung was influenced by this Ancient Chinese philosophy:
Taoism.
“The East has taught us another, wider, more profound, and higher understanding, that is, understanding through life”
– C.G. Jung
*Grab this FREE letter by follower the link in my bio*
Taoism.
“The East has taught us another, wider, more profound, and higher understanding, that is, understanding through life”
– C.G. Jung
*Grab this FREE letter by follower the link in my bio*
January 29, 2025 at 2:26 AM
Carl Jung was influenced by this Ancient Chinese philosophy:
Taoism.
“The East has taught us another, wider, more profound, and higher understanding, that is, understanding through life”
– C.G. Jung
*Grab this FREE letter by follower the link in my bio*
Taoism.
“The East has taught us another, wider, more profound, and higher understanding, that is, understanding through life”
– C.G. Jung
*Grab this FREE letter by follower the link in my bio*
Cold showers are cool.
Getting up at 5am is kinda dumb.
But someone who reads 1 hour a day…
That’s a habit that will change a life continually.
Getting up at 5am is kinda dumb.
But someone who reads 1 hour a day…
That’s a habit that will change a life continually.
January 28, 2025 at 12:03 PM
Cold showers are cool.
Getting up at 5am is kinda dumb.
But someone who reads 1 hour a day…
That’s a habit that will change a life continually.
Getting up at 5am is kinda dumb.
But someone who reads 1 hour a day…
That’s a habit that will change a life continually.
Carl Jung’s greatest gift to the world:
Synchronicity.
The acausal principle is an understanding of:
• Grace
• Miracles
• Unlikely events with deeper meanings
They inform us of the greater powers at work.
Ultimately they’re the only evidence of God as universal consciousness we have.
Synchronicity.
The acausal principle is an understanding of:
• Grace
• Miracles
• Unlikely events with deeper meanings
They inform us of the greater powers at work.
Ultimately they’re the only evidence of God as universal consciousness we have.
January 28, 2025 at 8:06 AM
Carl Jung’s greatest gift to the world:
Synchronicity.
The acausal principle is an understanding of:
• Grace
• Miracles
• Unlikely events with deeper meanings
They inform us of the greater powers at work.
Ultimately they’re the only evidence of God as universal consciousness we have.
Synchronicity.
The acausal principle is an understanding of:
• Grace
• Miracles
• Unlikely events with deeper meanings
They inform us of the greater powers at work.
Ultimately they’re the only evidence of God as universal consciousness we have.
There’s something called “the lineage of light” in Taoism:
Not knowing is the highest knowledge. But this is a subtle nuance, and takes a great teacher and a greater student to comprehend.
“The further one goes, the less one knows”
– Lao Tzu, ‘The Tao Te Ching’ ch. 47
Not knowing is the highest knowledge. But this is a subtle nuance, and takes a great teacher and a greater student to comprehend.
“The further one goes, the less one knows”
– Lao Tzu, ‘The Tao Te Ching’ ch. 47
January 27, 2025 at 9:59 AM
There’s something called “the lineage of light” in Taoism:
Not knowing is the highest knowledge. But this is a subtle nuance, and takes a great teacher and a greater student to comprehend.
“The further one goes, the less one knows”
– Lao Tzu, ‘The Tao Te Ching’ ch. 47
Not knowing is the highest knowledge. But this is a subtle nuance, and takes a great teacher and a greater student to comprehend.
“The further one goes, the less one knows”
– Lao Tzu, ‘The Tao Te Ching’ ch. 47
The question: "What does the younger generation see in Stoicism?" should be corrected to, "what did the older generation miss in Stoicism?"
January 22, 2025 at 8:05 AM
The question: "What does the younger generation see in Stoicism?" should be corrected to, "what did the older generation miss in Stoicism?"
Hi BlueSky!
My name’s Rowan, I’m a training therapist, and recently finished my first big project 🎉
It’s a FREE Jungian psychology course that gives you 5, 5 minute lessons over 5 days.
This information changed my life, and I want to spread it to as many people as I can.
I
My name’s Rowan, I’m a training therapist, and recently finished my first big project 🎉
It’s a FREE Jungian psychology course that gives you 5, 5 minute lessons over 5 days.
This information changed my life, and I want to spread it to as many people as I can.
I
January 20, 2025 at 10:00 AM
Hi BlueSky!
My name’s Rowan, I’m a training therapist, and recently finished my first big project 🎉
It’s a FREE Jungian psychology course that gives you 5, 5 minute lessons over 5 days.
This information changed my life, and I want to spread it to as many people as I can.
I
My name’s Rowan, I’m a training therapist, and recently finished my first big project 🎉
It’s a FREE Jungian psychology course that gives you 5, 5 minute lessons over 5 days.
This information changed my life, and I want to spread it to as many people as I can.
I
Carl Jung revealed a deeper wisdom when he said:
“The reason for evil in the world is that people are not able to tell their stories”
Do you think he was right?
“The reason for evil in the world is that people are not able to tell their stories”
Do you think he was right?
January 19, 2025 at 9:03 AM
Carl Jung revealed a deeper wisdom when he said:
“The reason for evil in the world is that people are not able to tell their stories”
Do you think he was right?
“The reason for evil in the world is that people are not able to tell their stories”
Do you think he was right?
Best 3 reads of 2024:
(Get to the good stuff in 2025)
1. The Upanishads
2. The Dhammapada
3. The Bhagavad Gita
All ancient Indian texts.
All translated by Eknath Easwaren.
What were your favourite books of last year?
(Get to the good stuff in 2025)
1. The Upanishads
2. The Dhammapada
3. The Bhagavad Gita
All ancient Indian texts.
All translated by Eknath Easwaren.
What were your favourite books of last year?
January 18, 2025 at 10:03 AM
Best 3 reads of 2024:
(Get to the good stuff in 2025)
1. The Upanishads
2. The Dhammapada
3. The Bhagavad Gita
All ancient Indian texts.
All translated by Eknath Easwaren.
What were your favourite books of last year?
(Get to the good stuff in 2025)
1. The Upanishads
2. The Dhammapada
3. The Bhagavad Gita
All ancient Indian texts.
All translated by Eknath Easwaren.
What were your favourite books of last year?
Delayed gratification is directly correlated to success.
Sitting down to write for an hour doesn’t always feel gratifying.
That’s why it will make you a stand out writer.
Don’t miss.
Sitting down to write for an hour doesn’t always feel gratifying.
That’s why it will make you a stand out writer.
Don’t miss.
January 18, 2025 at 2:35 AM
Delayed gratification is directly correlated to success.
Sitting down to write for an hour doesn’t always feel gratifying.
That’s why it will make you a stand out writer.
Don’t miss.
Sitting down to write for an hour doesn’t always feel gratifying.
That’s why it will make you a stand out writer.
Don’t miss.
Best advice for ambitious writers:
• Write everyday
• Analyse good writing
• Consume good writers and ideas
Read the best; dig into their techniques (and steal them); apply your art everyday.
You got this.
• Write everyday
• Analyse good writing
• Consume good writers and ideas
Read the best; dig into their techniques (and steal them); apply your art everyday.
You got this.
January 15, 2025 at 8:06 AM
Best advice for ambitious writers:
• Write everyday
• Analyse good writing
• Consume good writers and ideas
Read the best; dig into their techniques (and steal them); apply your art everyday.
You got this.
• Write everyday
• Analyse good writing
• Consume good writers and ideas
Read the best; dig into their techniques (and steal them); apply your art everyday.
You got this.
Carl Jung’s wisdom as a therapist:
“The most terrifying thing is to accept oneself completely” – ‘Psychology and Alchemy’
• The important inner work is hard
• What’s why only a select few do it
• Those that do, will be rewarded greatly
Would you want Jung as your therapist?
“The most terrifying thing is to accept oneself completely” – ‘Psychology and Alchemy’
• The important inner work is hard
• What’s why only a select few do it
• Those that do, will be rewarded greatly
Would you want Jung as your therapist?
January 14, 2025 at 10:35 AM
Carl Jung’s wisdom as a therapist:
“The most terrifying thing is to accept oneself completely” – ‘Psychology and Alchemy’
• The important inner work is hard
• What’s why only a select few do it
• Those that do, will be rewarded greatly
Would you want Jung as your therapist?
“The most terrifying thing is to accept oneself completely” – ‘Psychology and Alchemy’
• The important inner work is hard
• What’s why only a select few do it
• Those that do, will be rewarded greatly
Would you want Jung as your therapist?
Best habits for ambitious writers:
• Make writing the first task you do
• Time-block at least 2 hours
• Write in a proverbial cave
↑ Let no distraction take you away from writing.
This is how you become the professional you were born to be.
• Make writing the first task you do
• Time-block at least 2 hours
• Write in a proverbial cave
↑ Let no distraction take you away from writing.
This is how you become the professional you were born to be.
January 14, 2025 at 8:12 AM
Best habits for ambitious writers:
• Make writing the first task you do
• Time-block at least 2 hours
• Write in a proverbial cave
↑ Let no distraction take you away from writing.
This is how you become the professional you were born to be.
• Make writing the first task you do
• Time-block at least 2 hours
• Write in a proverbial cave
↑ Let no distraction take you away from writing.
This is how you become the professional you were born to be.
Alan Watts called this book the “core of Buddhism”:
The Dhammapada.
“The Way of Truth” is the teachings of the Buddha himself. Buddhist scripture is 10x larger than Christianity’s.
But how ‘The Sermon on the Mount’ is said to contain the core principles of Christ... 👇
The Dhammapada.
“The Way of Truth” is the teachings of the Buddha himself. Buddhist scripture is 10x larger than Christianity’s.
But how ‘The Sermon on the Mount’ is said to contain the core principles of Christ... 👇
January 14, 2025 at 3:57 AM
Alan Watts called this book the “core of Buddhism”:
The Dhammapada.
“The Way of Truth” is the teachings of the Buddha himself. Buddhist scripture is 10x larger than Christianity’s.
But how ‘The Sermon on the Mount’ is said to contain the core principles of Christ... 👇
The Dhammapada.
“The Way of Truth” is the teachings of the Buddha himself. Buddhist scripture is 10x larger than Christianity’s.
But how ‘The Sermon on the Mount’ is said to contain the core principles of Christ... 👇
The last lines of Marcus Aurelius’ philosophical ‘Meditations’:
(The diary of a Stoic Roman emperor)
“It is like the officer who engaged a comic actor dismissing him from the stage. ‘But I have not played my five acts, only three.’ “True, but in life three acts can be the whole play.’
(The diary of a Stoic Roman emperor)
“It is like the officer who engaged a comic actor dismissing him from the stage. ‘But I have not played my five acts, only three.’ “True, but in life three acts can be the whole play.’
January 13, 2025 at 3:45 AM
The last lines of Marcus Aurelius’ philosophical ‘Meditations’:
(The diary of a Stoic Roman emperor)
“It is like the officer who engaged a comic actor dismissing him from the stage. ‘But I have not played my five acts, only three.’ “True, but in life three acts can be the whole play.’
(The diary of a Stoic Roman emperor)
“It is like the officer who engaged a comic actor dismissing him from the stage. ‘But I have not played my five acts, only three.’ “True, but in life three acts can be the whole play.’
The Stoic in Carl Jung:
“I am not what happened to me,
I am what I choose to become”
– ‘Psychology and Alchemy’
Great minds think alike.
Great truths echo through history.
“I am not what happened to me,
I am what I choose to become”
– ‘Psychology and Alchemy’
Great minds think alike.
Great truths echo through history.
January 11, 2025 at 2:34 PM
The Stoic in Carl Jung:
“I am not what happened to me,
I am what I choose to become”
– ‘Psychology and Alchemy’
Great minds think alike.
Great truths echo through history.
“I am not what happened to me,
I am what I choose to become”
– ‘Psychology and Alchemy’
Great minds think alike.
Great truths echo through history.
It could take 10 years.
It could take 10 minutes.
It could take all morning.
It could take 10 seconds.
It could take everything you have
It could take less time than expected
It could be the best thing you ever do.
You’ll never know until you do it.
It could take 10 minutes.
It could take all morning.
It could take 10 seconds.
It could take everything you have
It could take less time than expected
It could be the best thing you ever do.
You’ll never know until you do it.
January 11, 2025 at 11:14 AM
It could take 10 years.
It could take 10 minutes.
It could take all morning.
It could take 10 seconds.
It could take everything you have
It could take less time than expected
It could be the best thing you ever do.
You’ll never know until you do it.
It could take 10 minutes.
It could take all morning.
It could take 10 seconds.
It could take everything you have
It could take less time than expected
It could be the best thing you ever do.
You’ll never know until you do it.