He says both 'we are within God' and 'God is within us' are simultaneously true, which is why two-dimensional diagrams are inadequate.
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Jiang uses the Star Wars father scene as an analogy for discovering oneself in the father one must symbolically overcome.
Jiang accepts the student's account of art-viewing as an oscillation among viewer, artist, subject, and object, calling it a dialogue or simulation that tries to bring self and painting together.
A student argues that Dante replaces fear of damnation with a humanistic fear of consequences: misactions also matter, so responsibility shifts back from the devil to the self.
Jiang returns to Bakunin: inward self-analysis is navel-gazing, while meaning, purpose, love, and freedom are found in each other.
Hatred of another person separates the hater from the Monad and becomes self-hatred.
Jung systematizes Freud by distinguishing ego, personal unconscious, collective unconscious, animus/anima, persona, shadow, and self.
Jiang reads Picasso's cubist portrait as visually representing Jung's theory of the divided self.
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"connections yeah okay so the idea is that god is with is within us and we are within god does that make sense that's..."
"is within us when you and we are the universe when you draw you would collapse it into two"
"dimension which is which is not yeah also you need to send the fractals right fractal so you are just a fractal of the..."
"Okay. Yes. Anyone else? Yes. I think in the moment when you have to kill your father as a man or whatever the case..."
"Yeah. Have you guys watched Star Wars? Right. You, I know you've watched Star Wars, but you remember the scene where, um, is it,..."
"Yes? I usually try to dissolve myself, a kind of disassociation in order to assimilate within the painting, trying to forget yourself, trying to..."
"Okay, that's a really interesting comment, okay? But I want you to break it down for us and try to literally explain what's going..."
"So it's like constantly trying to ebb and flow between doing what being the viewer and being the artist, being the subject and being..."
"Right, okay, so it's a dialogue, right? A dialogue assimilation, okay, yeah. Simulation, right? Would it be fair to say that when you do..."
"I think it's also important to remember that this is a two -sided coin. Like, on one hand, your actions matter, and you can..."
"of all this is, as Buchanan tells us, it's all self -directed inwards, which gets us nowhere, okay? It's just you looking into yourself...."
", right but at the same time you went to prison right you've been punished already so justice has been served so you cannot..."
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