The image here of a seesaw is mine. However, I should note here that Ong discusses what he refers to as the sensorium in his 1967 book The Presence of the Word: Some Prolegomena for Cultural and Religious History (for specific page references, see the "Index" [p. 356]), the expanded version of Ong's 1964 Terry Lectures at Yale University.
Now, because I am still a faithful fan of busty (37") young Lynda Carter as Wonder Woman, I recently noticed Sarah M. Stone's online article "A 1977 Wonder Woman Episode Is Trending - You Need to See Why" (dated March 1, 2025). In her online article, Sarah M. Stone calls attention to a vintage clip from Season 2, Episode 4 titled "The Bermuda Triangle" that is 'being shared by the X account History X (@pasthistory)" featuring the beautiful young Lynda Carter in her role as Diana Prince. Stone reports that the episode originally aired on October 7, 1977. Stone comments that "Carter's performance [as Wonder Woman] relied on practical stunts, compelling storytelling, and her undeniable screen presence." Yes, the busty (37") young Lynda Carter's screen presence was undeniable. In any event, young Lynda Carter looks gorgeous as Diana Prince in the clip from "The Bermuda Triangle" episode.
The clip of the busty (37") young Lynda Carter as Diana Prince in "the Bermuda Triangle" episode prominently features her gorgeous legs.
Because I am still a faithful fan of busty (37") young Lynda Carter (born on July 24, 1951; with measurements of 37-27-37), I have many framed photos of her, of various sizes - the largest of which I bought online at Amazon.com -- on display prominently on the interior wall in my home office in the back bedroom of my home in Duluth, Minnesota.
My favorite photo of the busty (37") young Lynda Carter that I have displayed along the interior wall of the back bedroom of my home is the 16X24 photo of her showing off her big (37") boobs with her eye-catching big nipples in a nude full frontal view of her body from the waist up that she posed for to show off her big (37") boobs for our viewing pleasure.
In the largest of the four photos of the busty (37") young Lynda Carter that I have displayed in my home office, she prominently shows off her gorgeous thighs in a stunning variation on her Wonder Woman costume. Overall, the busty (37") young Lynda Carter has a gloriously beautiful body - as does Mandy Flores!
Oh, my God, I'd love to f*ck the busty (37") young Lynda Carter!!! And I'd also love to f*ck the busty (39") Mandy Flores!!!
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Now, in my various discussions of infatuation in some of my recent OEN articles, I have drawn of John A. Desteian's extensive discussion of infatuation in his book Coming Together - Coming Apart: The Play of Opposites in Love Relationships (2021; for specific page references to infatuation, see the "Index" [p. 251]).
I have discussed Desteian's 2021 book in my OEN article "John A. Desteian on Love Relationships" (dated September 19, 2024).
Now, it is important to recognize that President Trump's many American fans are infatuated with him.
Yes, make no mistake about it, President Trump is mainlining four "shadow" forms of the masculine archetypes of maturity in his psyche - just as most of us are also mainlining four "shadow" forms of the masculine archetypes in our psyches.
Indeed, President Trump's many infatuated American fans are most likely mainlining the same four "shadow" forms of the masculine archetypes in their psyches as he is - that is the basis of their infatuation with him. However, while his many infatuated American fans most likely recognize this basis of their infatuation with him, their infatuation with him involves their projecting the optimal and positive form of each of the four masculine archetypes of maturity onto him. By projecting the optimal and positive forms of the four masculine archetypes of maturity onto him, President Trump's many infatuated American fans have an idealized view of him - which preserves their infatuation with him.
Looking back on my life today at the age of 81 (as of March 17, 2025 - yes, I was born on St. Patrick's Day in Ossining, New York, my father's hometown), I can now see that I was infatuated with Senator John F. Kennedy in his 1960 presidential campaign, with the Reverend Martin Luther King, Jr., in his eloquent leadership of the black civil rights movement in the 1960s, and with Father Walter J. Ong, S.J., when I took my first course from him in the fall semester of 1964.
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