Carl Jung “Sine Qua Non” – Anthology Image Manuscript depicting Boethius teaching students (initial) and while imprisoned We might add that certain early Christian sects gave a maternal significance to the Holy Ghost (world-soul or moon). According to Plotinus, the world-soul has a tendency towards separation and divisibility, the sine qua non of all change,… 

Individuation as a vocation Carl Jung Depth Psychology Facebook Group   Jung Currents Individuation as a vocation, as “addressed by a voice”: “What is it, in the end, that induces a man to go his own way and to rise out of unconscious identity with the mass as out of a swathing mist? Not necessity,… 

Carl Jung on “Animals.” – Quotations; Anthology The Animals. We appreciate them much more. We think of the psychology of animals. In the 19th century they made laws for their protection, and began to treat them more decently, but it is only in recent years that we begin to think of a few animals as… 

Nietzsche: Letters to his friends Erwin Rohde, Carl von Gersdorff and Friedrich Nietzsche, 1871 Extracts from : Selected Letters of Friedrich Nietzsche (translated by Anthony M. Ludovici) Nietzsche to Freiherr Carl Von Gersdorff – April, 1866 “Now and again one enjoys hours of peaceful reflection when, with mingled gladness and sorrow, one seems to hover over… 

Carl Jung letter to Allen W. Dulles C.G. Jung Letters, Vol. 1: 1906-1950 To Allen W. Dulles My dear Dulles 11 February 1945 Since after my illness I get interested once more in the affairs of the world the various ways of propaganda began to interest me. German propaganda tries inevitably to hollow out a…