Tea with Young
Isaiah MoonHome of the Millhouse, where culture, games, the old things, and the mundane are explored.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 30 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 3 days ago |
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who or what exactly is Fall?
I desire to understand exactly what the four seasons are and since it is Fall now, I am starting to feel “Fall” things. But what exactly is Fall beside the orange, the pumpkins, the symbols of wreaths, pumpkins, the vibes of hot tea, cozy s...
thoughts on nostalgia and Jung
Anemonia and nostalgia are a longing for the unification of the opposites seen in alchemy, as the circle and square, though it expands toward spirit and matter, physical and metaphysical, and in general as a means to deal with and solve eit...
thoughts on anemonia and the seasons as Jungian archetypes
I’ve been meaning to know why I feel nostalgia or anemonia for the longest time. This curiosity has led me only recently into Carl Jung, and in reading his books, Man and his Symbols, and Memories, Dreams, and Reflections, I think there are...
Some thoughts on anime and the archetypes of Carl Jung
Some observation on Anime and the archetypes of Carl Jung: For me at least, like a young, Carl Jung, in his book Memories, Dreams and Reflections, who came across a nostalgic neurosis when encountering a carriage, I also cannot get enough o...
when I yawn
You cannot explain this, and I don’t think I should even attempt to explain it. Whenever I yawn, and it sounds ludicrous, I at least have a 55% chance of triggering a very vague, and eerie image. Frankly, I cannot tell you if my mind made i...
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