The Life, Work and Legacy of Carl Jung
Jung’s Heart Attack and His Dream of His Great-Grandmother A Strange and Devilishly Difficult Time In the spring of 1943, events developed in rapid succession. Only three days after sending Hedy Wyss his letter on love—on March 28/29, 1943—Jung suffered a life-threatening nighttime heart attack in Geneva. Reporting this attack to Hedy Wyss within … Read more
J. Glenn Friesen, Jung and Western Mysticism D. False Individuation There has not been enough discussion in Jungian psychology of false ways in which we attempt to individuate. Note: Jolande Jacobi’s book The Psychology of C. G. Jung contains two plates (17 and 18) showing false and true conjunctio. Here are some important distinctions to … Read more
Max Knoll: Transformations of Science in Our Age When we compare the present state of science with that of a few decades ago, we gain the impression that it has grown in something more than scope: the very structure has changed. Most of the significant work done in recent years has not been in the … Read more
Marie-Louise von Franz: The Realm of the Dead and the Spirit World 267 Another manifestation of the “land of the soul:’ which naturally follows from the aforementioned, is the land of the dead and the world of ghosts, which is how the unconscious is described in many legends, fairytales, and myths. Especially in the conceptions … Read more