March for Our Lives - POLITICS or MENTAL HEALTH or GUN CONTROL

In therapy the silent pause is a compelling and effective intervention that has never failed to produce an unknown but positive outcome.  I have learned to appreciate its usefulness during my 10 years as a licensed marriage and family therapist.  It is awkward but always works.  Emma Gonzalez' March for Our Lives speech is the face of the New America. What has taken me years to perfect this wonderkid Emma Gonzalez did effortlessly in her recent address to the nation.  Moreover, could Naomi Wadler, vibrant and 

Loving vs. Virginia - a love story?

Or a Divine Message From the gods Revisited to Stir an Unease in the Psyche of the 2016 America?

In 1958 Mr. and Mrs. Loving (how appropriate) experienced an opportunistic emergence which ultimately produced Loving vs. Virginia. Some 60 years later the idea of an interracial marriage is not only acceptable, it is relatively common in many areas in the United States. What we had with the Lovings was a political and social vexing that led to a change in life, and relationships, as we know it.

The Lovings were a symbolic Psyche, a mythos.  With Aphrodite representing Virginia, the legal system and ultimately the United States Supreme court; Psyche as, of course, Mildred (also, Richard and Mildred, as a unit, at times worked as the symbolic of Psyche); and, Cupid (Eros, depending on how Depth/Jungian you wish to go) as the Loving relationship itself, and the Loving’s love.  For further analysis of this chronicle of Psyche’s relationship to transforming into her full being or immortality Erich Neumann has a provocative insight in his Amore and Psyche: The Psychic Development of the Feminine (Neumann, 1956).  

As mythology and Neumann presents Psyche’s innocence,