Carl Jung – Visiting the Pueblo Indians in Taos, New Mexico “...whites believed they thought with their heads,” when everyone at the Pueblo knew thinking comes from the heart”.”

 "White men are mad." Ochwiay Biano, also known as Antionio Mirabal and Mountain Lake (Pueblo Indian)

"Most men live lives of quiet desperation." Henry Thoreau

“Mirabal talked openly about how he felt about white culture, starting with his perception of the features of the white man: thin lips, sharp noses, and cruel dispositions, giving them the appearance of birds of prey. White people were restless, Mirabal said, as they were searching for what they couldn’t find. “We do not understand them. We think they are mad” he told Jung, adding that “whites believed they thought with their heads,” when everyone at the Pueblo knew thinking comes from the heart”.”

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Carl Jung – Visiting the Pueblo Indians in Taos, New Mexico

Memories Dreams Reflections [Carl Jung – Visiting the Pueblo Indians in Taos, New Mexico] As I sat with Ochwiay Biano on the roof, the blazing sun rising higher and higher, he said, pointing t