The will of the spirit
Anima and animus are used as a the terminology for animism, they describe the will of the spirit as the innate creativity of the mind. The dualism attributed to anima and animus disregard the contemplation of the evolution of the psyche in older eras, as stated "for women, this means developing logos, or reason and rationality". However, if considering that there is no practical sexual distinction between man and woman [1] for the pre-modern man as rather what is sought is the will of the spirit, then logos remains as negligible [2]. Evidence of this can be found in the Dharma of Buddhism:
Over time (men), they acquire a taste for physical nutriment, and as they consume it, their bodies become heavier and more like human bodies; they lose their ability to shine, and begin to acquire differences in their appearance, and their length of life decreases. They differentiate into two sexes and begin to become sexually active — Vivartakalpa on the temporal cosmology of Earth and the evolution of humans after the primordial wind.
The Roman empire adoption of Catholicism was not merely a cease-fire tactic to calm emerging religious frivolity, but as a way to control emerging animism in their citizens as the society grew bigger and more complex, therefore slowly but steadily reducing the will of the spirit in people, and introducing logos as a path.
According to the Gospel of Luke, Jesus exorcised "seven demons" from Mary Magdalene.
As the Catholic Church would call it a possession, of which this research calls it the will of the spirit, done by ritual, its scope remains far beyond magic, reigning personality, the unconscious or hallucinations; the only way to mitigate that is trough gravitas, and the only way to control it is trough the expelling of gravitas trough alchetypical practice. Thus. why, after the church dominance over animism, and its downfall, the seal to the very key of human nature was forged by disseminating Atheism. We are so far out of the common folk practice of magic that we may no longer recognize it, or portray it as a power of ourselves, being satirized by our very own eyes, trough television [3].
- ↑ This is reinforced by the poor process of discovery as a mechanism of freedom, folk before the dawn of the era sought commodism in choice.
- ↑ Evidence of this can be found when considering that ancient people thought that the center of thought was the heart, even though it can be straightforward to reason that thought naturally elapses from the head.
- ↑ any ref with marvel or something