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Faust, Demian, Ego and its own

>The fool is that who is lost and without a path; it’s about a creature that doesn’t seem to live in reality; a creature that no one takes seriously and wanders from one side to the other without knowing what he is looking for or where he is going to.
>He is an itinerant archetype that drifts through the soul as a nomad, in this way he represents the instinctive movement, “fool”, opposed to any sedentarism of consciousness, any acommodation of the ego.
>Because of his adventurous and spontaneous ethos, the fool presents a double dimension: he invites, in one hand, to the release of creative energy, but he can also divert us from the way and turn us in vagabonds without a north.

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