Madness & Insanity.

- what are the differencies between the Madness & Insanity?
- in my opinion Madness is Holy, state of Mind where psychological or social untruths are overcome, when Love & Happiness can be Experienced. There's no Love without Madness, they say.... insanity on the other hand, is an illness, psychological & physical symptoms, often violent. at this point of my life, i know i have these two mixed, but trying to improve.

- how insanity can be transformed to madness?
- i am experimenting, but think that pills (medicines), psychological therapy, helping others & religious practices such as Drukpa Kunley's Way can help. we'll see.

- what are the benefits of being in relationship with a Madman (as opposed to Insane)?
- he doesn't have too many expectations, lesser ego, so likely won't abuse partner that way - it's gentler relationship; he is used to being mistreated, he has no dignity anyway, so as well can do strange things or say strange things for loved one & children when it's neccessary. if neccessary to defend loved one or children there are less barriers such as pride or social restraints to overcome.

Do mad people have right for Love?

Do mad people have right for Love?

If not, why they still live?

Is their life useful at all?

Perhaps it would be better if they all died.

Are they worse?

It's up to society to decide if people who were abused or worked so hard to point of insanity should continue living.

Introduction.

Jung's Analysis provides integrated insight into self organization processes, and into processes conditioning personality's entropy (pathogenesis).

Self-organization

is characterized by individuation theory as personality's emergence and achieving it to the fullest (psychic totality).

Entropy

Basic forms of entropy and pathogenesis in context of Jung's concept are described by so called inflation and creation of disorders in symbolic thinking mechanisms.

Incomplete knowledge

Psychology practiced in incomplete and fragmented manner can in future reach new level of integration if Jung's concepts are used.

Empirism

Jung was empiric, stressed this many times.