Destructiveness is part of my unlived life, a part that I would prefer not to claim, but at times it breaks into my conscious life anyway. It particularly happens under stress. To deal with these energies, I must find something symbolic that can express this destructiveness.
Fortunately, we have a choice of levels by which we can realize unlived life. Start small with some humble experiments. For example, for that destructive streak I might smash milk cartons for recycling, aggressively rake the leaves, throw an ice cube against a brick wall, strike a punching bag as part of my daily exercise.
— Robert A. Johnson, Jerry M._x000D_ Robert A. Ruhl, Jerry M._x000D_ , Living Your Unlived Life by Robert A. Johnson, Jerry M. Ruhl