Carl Jung to his daughter Marianne after the death of Emma Jung

Date: June 22, 2020Author: Mr. Purrington

Dear Marianne,

Warmest thanks for your lovely letter which was a great joy.

I am glad you weren’t bored with me.

It was a joy to be together with you for a while. . . .

Mama’s death has left a gap for me that cannot be filled.

So it is good if you have something you want to carry out and can turn to when the emptiness spreads about you too
menacingly.

The stone I am working on gives me inner stability with its hardness and permanence and its meaning
governs my thoughts. ~Carl Jung to his daughter, Letters Vol. II, Page 316.

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