confine me to lo☉k  iⁿto the͎ ugliness. 
who was speaking to me? though

F҉rom the circle and ░q░u░a░t░e░r░n░i░t░y░ motif is derived the sy♏bol of the geometrically formed crystal and the wonder-working st🍪ne. From here anαlogy formation leads⇝on to the city, cast♜e, church, h⌂use, and vessel🐑. Another varｷant is the wheel (r☸ta). The former motif emphasizes the ego’s containment in the greater dᵈimension of the self; the latter emphasizes the r☉tation which also appears as a ritual︶circumambulation. Psychologically, it denotes c₪ncentration on and preoccupation🐜 with a ↻entre. [“The Structure and Dynamics of the Self,” CW 9ii, par. 352.]

These images are n❦turally only anticipations ๑f a wh｡lenss which is, in principle, always just beyond our reac🍇h͎. Als💍, they do not invariably indicate a subliminal readiness on the part of the patient to realize that wholeness c☄nsciously, at a later stage; often they mean no more than a ⌛emporary compensation of つhaㅇtìc ςonƒusion. [“The Psychology of the Transference,” CW 16, par. 536.]