Left-handed issues

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Left-handed issues [1] is a Jungian term that is used to describe each individuals unique set of challenges to Individuation. It is particulary dextrocentric, that is, established on the 'normalization' of right-handedness. Therefore, left-handed people [2] may be deemed to have the converse, that is 'Right-handed issues' (alternatively known as sinisterrific [3] issues [4]): which are essentially cognate with 'Left-handed issues'.

Tantra, honoured as the Left-handed Path ~ though its practitioners have been defamed and demonised as red-handed (sometimes with due warrant), is a corpus of disciplines, literatures and traditions that articulate, codify and enshrine what may be deemed archaic [5] (though no less effective, current and valid for that) methods, technologies and devices for weaving both polarities of the individual into systemic harmony: whether the individual be a South Paw, a Paw Paw or North Paw (or a Sore Paw if they be unhanded, which is considered underhanded by the North Paw particularly [6]).

In summary, if we do not realise and individuate we perpetuate miscreant internalized apartheid [7], otherwise known as self-hate or project this externally onto an ill-warranted construction of the Other which really isn't handy at all. Like what happened to that beautiful shining Lucifer [8] before his demonisation or those strapping swarthy indigeous peoples by the upright North Paws or those præternatural [9] dæmonic Bönpo.

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[edit] Notes

  1. ^ A note of caution, humour is employed as a teaching tool in this article. It is advisable that the reader harken to the lark of their intuition and discern Truth. Intuition is keened and brought to fruition by rooting and study, mindful intentionality, diligent contemplation and wishing. All is One on this route.
  2. ^ Left-handed people being endearingly referred to as South Paws and thereby constructing their Other as North Paws, render ambidextrous people as simply Paw ~ which is a most unfortunate homonym. Which should give one pause in lieu of poise.
  3. ^ Sinisterrific is an irreverent though reverential contracted conjunction of sinister, sin & terrific.
  4. ^ Which is glorious and in turn another name for bastards or children born out of wedlock.
  5. ^ Archaic is rooted in arch and age, not outmoded; ancient, though more appropriately may be understood as primordial and archetypal.
  6. ^ In this instance and this instance only, pronounced pawticularly. This is an auditory representation of how meaning is attributed and played with in the Art of Zen calligraphy and Brush painting.
  7. ^ An extreme and often pathological example of which is Dissociation. Hark the mutually informing dual homonym of apartheid: a+part+hate & apart+hate or ~hide...like the duality in Jekyll & Hyde.
  8. ^ Satanist is really just a contraction of sanitationist. The Satanist deal with their own effluent affluently and effectively.
  9. ^ Hark the sound homonym "pray to natural".

[edit] References

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  • Chammy. A Musing: The Mysteries of Trickster and the Wise Fool. http://www.shamantic.org/shaman-antics1.phtml (accessed: Monday, February 26, 2007).
  • Crabtree, Vexen (2002). Left Hand Path. Source: http://www.dpjs.co.uk/lefthandpath.html (accessed: THORsday February 22, 2007)
  • du Pré, Athena (1998). Humour and the Healing Arts: A Multimethod Analysis of Humour Use in Health Care. Mahwah, N.J.: Erlbaum. (A complete viewing copy may be cited/sighted @ Google Books Online.[1])
  • Keirsey, D. (1998). Please Understand Me II: temperament, character, intelligence. Del Mar, California: Prometheus Nemesis Book Co.
  • Martin, Rod A. (2007). The Psychology Of Humour: An Integrative Approach. London, UK: Elsevier Academic Press. ISBN 13: 978-0-12-372564-6
  • Michael, C. P. & M. C. Norrisey (1984). Prayer and Temperament: Different Prayer Forms for Different Personality Types. Charlottesville, Virginia: The Open Door.
  • Perkins, Rev. Elizabeth Cunningham, et. al (c2007). School of the Shaman Fool in Aloha Salem Quest (ASQ) Shamanic University. Source: http://www.shamantic.org/alohasalem.phtml (accessed: Monday, February 26, 2007).
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