David Johnston

By David Johnston - Jul 15, 2011

How the individuation process emerges from the flux of the parts and planes of our being is an interesting phenomenon in our understanding of the personality (Jungian scholars can also take a cue from Indian spirituality to understand the dimension of impersonality which is linked to egolessness). The author brings in another perspective. He studies how individuation is necessary to preserve individual uniqueness that is at risk of being marginalised in a huge machinery like a corporation or the state. This makes interesting reading in the background of our inter-connectedness.