Crowd

Feeling crowded out; public opinion; one’s feelings about people in general; anonymity; camouflage. Lost in a crowd: Feeling without personal direction; confusion on meeting many opinions; desire not to stand out. Attacked by crowd: Fear of public opinion; feeling one’s own angry urges as threatening. Talking to, leading, or part of crowd at a central event: An impulse or idea which unifies many parts of one’s own nature – as the many aspects of our own being, such as visual impressions; sensuality; thoughts; musical sense; religious feelings; sexual drive; intuition; fear; ambition; hunger; our desire for acclaim; the sadist in us and so on, constitute a crowd. How we relate to the crowd: Suggests our relationship with our own inner community and the external public. Being unable to tolerate parts of oneself leads to intolerance toward external people with those traits.