We have six children and our youngest was just 6 at the time. The value for the family never entered my mind.Īnd then my husband died. I was someone who never attended funerals – the person was already dead and wouldn’t notice, I reasoned.
Sophia Eurich-Rascoe (Certified Jungian Analyst)ĭear Sophia: I genuinely appreciate your helpful interpretation of Jung’s wisdom.ĭear Amy: Thank you for discussing the importance of funerals and memorial services. Store employees are certainly a great weapon against these scammers.ĭear Customer: I am very happy to learn that store clerks are helping to educate customers on the danger of gift card scammers.ĭear Amy: I appreciated your response to “Stop Haunting My Dreams,” on what to do when you dream of a former beloved.Ĭarl Jung suggested that other humans in our dreams often represent unconscious (in the “shadow”) aspects of ourselves that are inviting conscious attention to, and even conscious incorporation of, (some of) the person’s trait(s) into our own personalities.įor instance: What desired aspects of this man does the dreamer need to recognize and develop in herself, for her own use? What thoughts, feelings and behaviors (the discrete elements of personality) does he represent that she could embrace and enact as her own? Not simple questions, but often fruitful.Īs Jung was fond of saying, “The unconscious is UN-conscious.” That is, we are not morally responsible for these thoughts surfacing, but it is our moral responsibility to understand and relate to our unconscious when it does. Out of curiosity, I asked if anyone has ever answered “yes” to that question, and he said that indeed they had stopped many people from falling prey to this scam. I purchased several hundred dollars’ worth of gift cards at my local Giant grocery store, and the clerk did ask me if a third party had asked me to buy the cards. You suggested that store clerks selling gift cards should be trained to be on the lookout.
Ask Amy: Do I have to accept my wife’s secrecy about her past?ĭear Amy: “Scammed” wrote about the increasingly popular scam of being contacted by a supposedly reputable company which asks you to purchase gift cards.
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