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IDEAS: APHORISMS 

NATURAL-RIGHTS: BASIC (this page)  ROMANTICIZED ■ FLOW

DIRECTION: ■ TOUGHMINDEDNEWSS ■ JEFFERSON

INDIVIDUALISM: LIBERTY QUOTES ■ FAVORITE QUOTES

WILD & FREE: WESTERN SPIRIT ■ PIRATE CODE

ANALYTICAL: ARISTEIA ■ JUNG'S POLITICS ■ SELF-ACTUALIZATION

TWILIGHT: VISIONARY FICTION ■ ESOTERIC JOURNEYS

QUANTUM CONSCIOUSNESS METAPHYSICAL   ANALYSIS: POWER & EVIL 

BASIC INDIVIDUALISM

NATURAL RIGHTS: Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness.

"CONGRESS SHALL MAKE NO LAW

respecting an establishment of religion,

or prohibiting the free exercise thereof;

or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press;

or the right of the people peaceably to assemble,

and to petition the government for a redress of grievances."

— First Amendment

“The great events of world history, are, at bottom, profoundly unimportant. In the last analysis, the essential thing is the life of the individual. This alone makes history, here alone do the great transformations first take place, and the whole future, the whole history of the world, ultimately spring as a gigantic summation from these hidden sources in individuals. In our most private and most subjective lives we are not only the passive witnesses of our age, and its sufferers, but also its makers. We make our own epoch.” – Carl Jung

“Individuation is not that you become an ego—

you would then become an individualist.

“You know, an individualist is a man who did not succeed in individuating; he is a philosophically distilled egotist.”

– Carl Jung, The Psychology of Kundalini Yoga, Pages 39-40.

Natural rights / FREE individualist...

/  Persuasion trumps power...

POWER, distrust it… let ideas, individuality flourish —

free-minds & free-speech ("natural rights") …

POLITICS, redirect it… toward systems of strong individuals providing service to the community, encouraging self-determination, self-reliance, self expression, and self-knowledge (e.g., supporting economic ideas of “spontaneous order”, “creative destruction” etc.)…

PERSUASION, pursue it… via self-learning:

thoughtful listening, questioning, understanding …

POSITIVE, build on it… tapping strengths to overcome weaknesses; cultivating a genuine sense of gratitude; disregarding small-minded, short-term trifles to always favor long-term (big) true-self picture.


True self trumping ego's facade...

Enlightened &

empowered self's

THREE objective

meaningful strides..

OBJECTIVE SELF:

Looks toward

horizon, rising above

stifling desires and

feelings to find real

happiness in absorbing

new ideas and the

“playfulness” of creative

Thinking.

A. Positive

communications/ 

focus: active, open

questioning; two way:

teaching and learning

simultaneously.

Thriving on

networking through

Others.

B. Exploring

experience with...

strong curiosity brings

excitement of discovery,

creating a sense of

wonder, feelings of

hope, and intensified

quest for learning and

understanding.

Always contributing,

growing, and building

on strengths.

C. Life viewed as

amazing gift...for

which to be thankful

and appreciative by

embracing it as a total

go-giver, freely

uncovering

encouragement in each

and every experience,

and thus, having real

fun!

Easily detached from

"things." It is an

extreme a rarity that he

or she is forceful in

actions, and

then only in a very

defensive mode based on

principle.

Ego's and power's

THREE  subjective

fatal mis-steps…

SUBJECTIVE EGO:

Looks short-sighted,  

indulged in satisfying

own moods, which leads

to a static unimaginative,

uninspired and

unproductive existence.

(Why all tyrants are

ultimately miserable!

A. Negative

communications/

focus: controlled,

closed situations;

insisting on providing

direction only.

Creating dependency

in others.

B. Tries to affect

experience through

simple coveting, which

creates ego-centered

fears (of loss of control

or inferiority), bringing

on tensions and

feelings of anger.

Always accumulating,

taking, and

preoccupied with

weakness.

C. Life viewed as a

great responsibility...

which churns internal

anxiety and

frustration, thrusting

one into an aggressive

go-getter role, driven

by a sense of urgency

and necessity.

Always attached to

"things." Possibly

forceful in actions.

THE GREATEST INDIVIDUALISTS

1. Lord Acton

2. Samuel Adams 

3. Frederic Bastiat 

4. Ludwig Van Beethoven 

5. James M Buchanan 

6. Marcus Tullius Cicero

7. Richard Cobden 

8. Edward Coke 

9. Benjamin Constant 

10. Frederick Douglas 

11. Desiderius Erasmus 

12. Benjamin Franklin 

13. Milton Friedman 

14. William Lloyd Garrison 

15. William S. Gilbert 

16. William Ewart Gladstone 

17. Francisco Goya 

18. Hugo Grotius 

19. F.A. Hayek 

20. Robert A. Heinlein 

21. Victor Hugo 

22. Thomas Jefferson

23. Martin Luther King, Jr. 

24. Lafayette 

25. Louis l’amour 

26. Rose Wilder Lane 

27. John Lilburne 

28. John Locke 

29. Thomas Babington Macauly 

30. James Madison 

31. H.L. Mencken 

32. Ludwig Von Mises 

33. Baron De Montesquieu 

34. Maria Montessori 

35. Albert Jay Nock 

36. Daniel O’Connell 

37. William Penn 

38. Francois Rabelais 

39. Ayn Rand

40. Leonard E. Read 

41. Anthony Fisher 

42. Edward h Crane III 

43. Ronald Reagan 

44. Murray N. Rothbard 

45. Friedrich Schiller 

46. Algernon Sidney 

47. Adam Smith 

48. Herbert Spencer 

49. Elizabeth Cady Stanton 

50. George J. Stigler 

51. William Graham Sumner 

52. Thomas Szasz 

53. Margaret Thatcher 

54. Henry David Thoreau 

55. Alexis de Tocqueville 

56. Jacques Turgot 

57. Mark Twain 

58. Raoul Wallenberg 

59. Booker T. Washington 

60. Roger Williams 

61. Mary Wollstonecraft