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Carl Jung Depictions of the “Anima” in his own Artwork
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Jung’s Soul: Women are my most dangerous opponents, since they have my qualities.
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Carl Jung: Subsequently, the anima, in the form of the mother imago, is transferred to the wife:
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Carl Jung: Since the death of my mother, the A. [Anima] has fallen silent. Meaningful!
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Shield Men From Her ~Carl Jung
#CarlJung, Anima, Letters Vol. 2, Letters Volume II
Carl Jung: the anima is an allurement to an intensification of life.
#CarlJung, 1925 Seminar, Anima, Intellect
Carl Jung: As I am an introverted intellectual my anima contains feeling [that is] quite blind.
#CarlJung, Anima, Animus, Visions Seminar
Carl Jung: The animus is in this respect rather difficult to deal with because it is a plurality.
#CarlJung, 1925 Seminar, Anima, Red Book
Carl Jung: At first it was the negative aspect of the anima that most impressed me.
Carl Jung: Socrates’ "naivete" is his greatness,…
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Since the Soul animates the Body………
Carl Jung: My anima constantly repeats the saying: Magna est vis veritatis et praevalebit [The power of truth is great and will prevail].
#CarlJung, Anima, Cornelia Brunner, God
Carl Jung: Foreword to Brunner: “The Anima as a Problem in the Man’s Fate.”
#CarlJung, Anima, Michael Serrano
Carl Jung: Foreword to Serrano: “The Visits of the Queen of Sheba”
#CarlJung, Anima, Emma Jung, Feminine
Learning to cherish and emphasize feminine values…
Carl Jung: the anima is an allurement to an intensification of life
Carl Jung: Recognizing the shadow is what I call the apprentice piece…
Carl Jung: There can be no doubt that Dr. X.’s statements are projections of his "Jewish" anima
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