Carl Jung: I am sorry you knocked at my door in vain   Letters Volume II To Ralf Winkler Dear Herr Winkler, 5 June 1957 I am sorry you knocked at my door in vain, and that my secretary may not have made the true state of affairs sufficiently clear to you. I understand your… 

The God image is not in the corporeal man Carl Jung Depth Psychology Facebook Group Aion As Christ is in us, so also is his heavenly kingdom. These few, familiar references should be sufficient to make the psychological position of the Christ symbol quite clear. Christ exemplifies the archetype of the self. He represents a… 

Carl Jung on the Self in Psychotic Process Symbolic Life As I studied Dr. Perry’s manuscript, I could not help recalling the time when I was a young alienist searching vainly for a point of view which would enable me to understand the workings of the diseased mind. Merely clinical observations—and the subsequent post mortem… 

Carl Jung on Adaptation, Individuation, Collectivity   Symbolic Life [Carl Jung on “Adaptation, Individuation, Collectivity.”] Adaptation A. Psychological adaptation consists of two processes: 1. Adaptation to outer conditions. 2. Adaptation to inner conditions. By outer conditions are meant not only the conditions of the surrounding world, but also my conscious judgments, which I have formed… 

Carl Jung on the formulation of what was said by Philemon Red Book  Septem Sermones ed Mortuos”] Then it began to flow out of me, and in the course of three evenings the thing was written. As soon as I took up the pen, the whole ghostly assemblage evaporated. The room quieted and the atmosphere…