Anima Animus via 27 year old
personification, no spell check
The man does not yet become a man until
he passes through two stages of development. A woman, the same. Jung
describes this as anima for males and animus for fmales. I won't be
describing too much of Jung's point of view but rather my own
analytical point of view of a male who is evolving from a boy into a
man, engendering into mankind via the anima strathacone of ideology.
What can I really describe to you is a way of thinking past science
and succcintly religioniously. The trinity is at work in this sense,
wherre the body becomes the epicenter of the soul and spirit. If the
body is weak and immalleable the soul and the spirit fall further.
The soul being the source of what we comprehend in the natural world
allows humans and transients to converse via verbal communication
while the spirit is more at task with psychical information and the
ability to create thought connections through space and, clockwork
time. Spiritually, we can speak to one another through a source of
telepathy that allows doctors (and their teams) to communicate
frequently at lower frequences in an ideal settiing. Helpful to the
doctor when diagnosis is prepared. Hearing is also at the point of
discussion as well since a keen sense of hearing will allow
spiritually strong individuals to communicate in this manner. It
takes time to understand, but my opinion is that the strength of the
spiritually hearing is through study and assement of literature
itself. As a patient, I believe by reading texts on medicine and
psychology and psychiatry will complete the transformation into
higher hearing and a better way to communicate with those around in
the spatial setting.
Anima/Animus is what we would now
observe as engendering progression for both males and females. Boys
becoming a engendered man and girls becoming an engendered woman.
Engendering is the ultimate source of sexual and understanding power
once the transformation has occured. The man behind this concept is
no other than Freud friend, Carl Gustav Jung. Bisexuality is a very
common way of expressing sexuality via the anima animus. The subject
is neither man nor woman, yet, they focus sexuality based on
similarities to gender, lifestyle and common interests. In this area,
the subjects are very open to try new (and very exciting), ways of
communicating with their body. The body is growing, the cereberal
function is becoming self aware and the role of the mother and father
begin to indifferently seem not needed for further conclusions
involving sexual questions and opinion. The anima and animus is a
free association in the world, with not a single word able to
describe them, except that they are evolving. With the beginning of
puberty for teenagers, the dreaded menstrual cycle begins and leaves
the teen very questionable (and often scared) of what will happen
next. Sure, school teaches only so much, and parental guidance as
well, but the feeling of the cycle, the cramps, the bleeding, the
emotional ups and downs are very frightening and leave the teenager
with questions such as why or am i the only one? Support workers (as
well as friends) discuss the body changes in a teenager and, thus,
the teenager has blossomed into a young adult without even fully
recognizing what is happening or why the body acts as if it is a
transient to the mind and wishes to create discussion about the
beginning of the animus cycle. Usually the animus women are very
slim, with no greatness in either breast or hips. Focused on
athletics and scholarly activities and realize that their body won't
develop as well as the others. The other is a good example as well
because who are we truly, we define ourselves because we know (most
often incorrectly) about ourselves but we find the presence of other
beings-in-the-world. What is an other? Something metaphysically there
but not attached to any one entity. It's like your concsience, only,
sometimes as if another version of yourself and the people you
associate with. Broad I know, but comprehensive.
Bisexuality has been explained over the
years in the psychological world, often pointing towards a man named
Alfred Kinsey and his scale. The Kinsey Scale is known to be ranked
out of 5 numeric descriptions. If the subject falls under a certain
number, they are judged to be either homosexual or bisexual, while
most men have been involved in situations in each either/or. But
enough about Kinsey. The teen anima animus falls into a very
interesting category. They are becoming. Yet not fully grown. Each
seem to fall into areas where they are helping learn more about
themselves and in this category there are often times when the
friends concept begins to be questionable. Drug use, alcohol use and
even suicidal ideation stem at this point, trying to connect with
friends who are also feeling in the same evolution but do not know
how to fully describe it yet. People are together for a reason, and
early on, those reasons involve demographic and spiritually guided
areas. People commence, or socialize, with those directly in their
own thought processes. The need to belong is the most powerful
essence and sexual promiscuity is generally high at the 18-25 age
range. You yearn to feel something, since you can't understand what
you are feeling in the moment and, occasionally, take comfort with
the addition of a sexual partner, whether it is right now or a long
term bonding. Bisexuality at early anima animus stages is frequent.
Look at our musical idols and just describe how they appeal to use
individually. Prince, Mick Jagger, David Bowie, Sinead O'Connor,
these performers approach their gender roles very differently in
their life. They are the epitomy of the anima animus that has not
quite fully reached full engendered characteristics.
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