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oceanicfeeling1 CONSTRUCTOceanic feelingFREUD · PSYCHOLOGY OF RELIGION

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Psychology of religion

a feeling of limitless unity with the world, described to Freud by Romain Rolland as the source of religious feeling, which Freud traced to infant ego states.

In psychology of religion, oceanic feeling refers to a feeling of limitless unity with the world, described to Freud by Romain Rolland as the source of religious feeling, which Freud traced to infant ego states. This meaning comes from Freud (1930/1946) in Civilization and its discontents.[1]

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  1. Freud, S. (1946). Civilization and its discontents. (Original work published 1930) Open Library record

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