Shadow Aspects

$160.00



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OLFACTIVE PUBLICATION 02 — 22

A Study of Carl Jung
A Scent by Mark Buxton

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»What hides in shadow holds the key to light — in darkness, consciousness awakens.«


Texture | DEEP, COOL, HAZY
Feeling | MYSTERIOUS, AWAKENED
Outline | BRIGHT, HERBAL, WOODY INCENSE


the U N F O L D I N G

F I R S T (O - 1 hr)
cut citrus | fresh herbs | spilled absinth

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(1 - 3 hrs) T H E N 
vintage scarf | incense trails | old closet

↓

L A S T (3 +  hrs) 
warm wood | sheer musk


MATERIALS
OLIBANUM, GRAPEFRUIT, ANGELICA, ABSINTH, MUSK, OASKMOSS, SANDALWOOD, PATCHOULI, AND OAKWOOD


i n s t r u c t i o n s
wear when: FEELING INTROSPECTIVE
If you find yourself returning to books on psychology and value depth over frequency in conversations.
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SHADOW ASPECT, THE CONCEPT
An aromatic interpretation of Carl Jung's Shadow Theory "SHADOW ASPECTS", exploring how repressed elements of our unconscious hold both our greatest fears and untapped potential. Jung believed that confronting these shadow aspects—parts of ourselves we deny or hide—is essential for psychological wholeness and authentic self-integration.



╸

OLFACTIVE PUBLICATION 02 — 22

A Study of Carl Jung
A Scent by Mark Buxton

╸

»What hides in shadow holds the key to light — in darkness, consciousness awakens.«


Texture | DEEP, COOL, HAZY
Feeling | MYSTERIOUS, AWAKENED
Outline | BRIGHT, HERBAL, WOODY INCENSE


the U N F O L D I N G

F I R S T (O - 1 hr)
cut citrus | fresh herbs | spilled absinth

↓

(1 - 3 hrs) T H E N 
vintage scarf | incense trails | old closet

↓

L A S T (3 +  hrs) 
warm wood | sheer musk


MATERIALS
OLIBANUM, GRAPEFRUIT, ANGELICA, ABSINTH, MUSK, OASKMOSS, SANDALWOOD, PATCHOULI, AND OAKWOOD


i n s t r u c t i o n s
wear when: FEELING INTROSPECTIVE
If you find yourself returning to books on psychology and value depth over frequency in conversations.
_


SHADOW ASPECT, THE CONCEPT
An aromatic interpretation of Carl Jung's Shadow Theory "SHADOW ASPECTS", exploring how repressed elements of our unconscious hold both our greatest fears and untapped potential. Jung believed that confronting these shadow aspects—parts of ourselves we deny or hide—is essential for psychological wholeness and authentic self-integration.

 
 
 
 

Carl Jung explored the shadowlands between conscious thought and the collective unconscious, transmuting personal trauma into self-knowledge. Breaking from Freud, he ventured into uncharted psychic territories where archetypes reveal themselves in dreams and symbols. His concept of individuation embraces both luminous and shadow aspects of our nature. Jung's legacy persists as an invitation to encounter the numinous within—to recognize that patterns haunting our dreams are ancient perfumes accompanying humanity since our earliest myths.