Nataša Pantović
Nataša Pantović
Nataša Pantović, MSc Economics, is Serbian / Maltese Author, Management Consultant, Adoptive Parent and Ancient Worlds Consciousness Researcher living in Malta.
Published Author since 1991...
AoL Mindfulness Series of Books
AoL (Art of eLements) Research into Mysticism Art and Ancient Worlds. Applied Psychology & Philosophy from Tao to Neo-Platonism to Jung to deeper understand Intuitive Wisdom & Pure Ratio. In search of Language of God exploring symbols & sound frequencies, we have published 44 ISBANs with 8 Authors in 3 languages.
Consciousness Research
AoL Mindfulness books are:
- A-Ma Alchemy of Love by Nataša Pantović (AoL Mindfulness Book #1) or ebook
- Art of 4 Elements: Discover Alchemy through Poetry by Jeni Caruana, Christine Cutajar, Jason Lu (AoL Mindfulness Book #2) or ebook
- Mindful Eating with Delicious Raw Vegan Recipes by Olivera Rosic (AoL Mindfulness Book #3) or eBook
- Mindful Being towards Mindful Living Course by Nataša Pantović (AoL Mindfulness Book #4) or eBook
- Conscious Parenting: Mindful Living Course for Parents by Ivana Milosavljevic and Nataša Pantović (AoL Mindfulness Book #5) or eBook
- Chanting Mantras with Best Chords by Goce Nikoloski (AoL Mindfulness Book #6)
- Conscious Creativity: Ancient Europe's Mindfulness Meditations by Nataša Pantović (AoL Mindfulness Book #7) or eBook
- Spiritual Symbols with their Meanings by Nataša Pantović (AoL Mindfulness Book #8)
- Tree of Life: a Journey into the Field of Dreams by Nataša Pantović (AoL Mindfulness Book #9) or eBook
- Metaphysics of Sound: in Search of the Name of God by Nataša Pantović MSc Economics Paperback or eBook
- Ama Dios (4 Aol Consciousness Books Combined) by Natasa Pantovic
- Spring, book of Aphorisms by Dr Rudolf Ragonesi translated in Italian and French
- Summer, book of Aphorisms by Dr Rudolf Ragonesi translated in Italian and French
- Autumn, book of Aphorisms by Dr Rudolf Ragonesi translated in Italian and French
- Winter, book of Aphorisms by Dr Rudolf Ragonesi translated in Italian and French
Authors == Nataša Pantović MSc Economics == Olivera Rosić MSc Forestry == Ivana Milosavljević MEdu Special Needs == Goce Nikoloski == Jason Lu BA Arts == Christine Cutajar MA Creativity == Jeni Caruana BA Arts == Dr Rudolf Ragonesi
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The Art of Dying Well from Jung through Egypt to Malta
The Art of Dying Well from Jung to Egypt to Malta
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The Art of Dying, Jung about Psyche, Dreams and Death
Ancient Worlds Rituals Symbols and Signs by Nataša Pantović
Sleeping Lady from Hypogeum Malta Temples 3,500 BC, Was Malta the island of Atlantis
…death is an important interest, especially to an aging person. A categorical question is being put to him, and he is under an obligation to answer it. To this end he ought to have a myth about death, for reason shows him nothing but the dark pit into which he is descending. Myth, however, can conjure up other images for him, helpful and enriching pictures of life in the land of the dead. If he believes in them, or greats them with some measure of credence, he is being just as right or just as wrong as someone who does not believe in them. But while the man who despairs marches toward nothingness, the one who has placed his faith in the archetype follows the tracks of life and lives right into his death. Both, to be sure, remain in uncertainty, but the one lives against his instincts, the other with them.
Jung (1959) about Archetype, the myth of Dying
Answering the question why the focus on death, Jung replies: “Not to have done so is a vital loss. For the question … is the age-old heritage of humanity: an archetype, rich in secret life, which seeks to add itself to our own individual life in order to make it whole.”
Older we get, more profound is our relationship with our psyche, or soul. Jung translates the Greek “pistis”, the New Testament “faith” as “trust”, emphasizing the importance of developing the trust in the psyche, trusting the wisdom of the psyche’s timings, using the dream work to develop a relationship with the Self. Tending dreams, and acting on their guidance, respecting intuitions and synchronicities, one gains confidence to face the death.
The Tibetans have elaborated the “art” of dying well, within their ancient text: the Tibetan book of Living and Dying.
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