The Life, Work and Legacy of Carl Jung
Jung’s Depth-Psychological Analysis of Sin and Redemption God does not save people who are only fictitious sinners. (M. Luther) I could never accept the existence of a personal God. No such Being could possibly endure the suffering of humanity. (W. Pauli to G. Quispel) Non si può dire che sia servito a molto perché il … Read more
soul soul soul soul soul soul Jung’s Red Book Dialogues with the Soul Herald of a new Religion? On January 5, 1922, in an active imagination Jung complains to his soul that he is tired, but the soul will not let him sleep (2009, 211). He asks his soul why it is keeping him awake. … Read more
Symbolism in the Bible and the Church Archetypes, in Jung’s thought, are analagous to instincts a “given disposition to behave in a certain way in particular circumstances : they can also be thought of (as Jung suggests) as the abstract ‘lattice-structure’ of crystals, i.e. the pre-determined pattern which is common to all the possible varieties … Read more
Edward F. Edinger, Transformation of Libido, Epigraph [The god] appears at first in hostile form, as an assailant with whom the hero has to wrestle. This is in keeping with the violence of all unconscious dynamism. In this manner the god manifests himself and in this form he must be overcome. The struggle has its … Read more