Aion, Archetype, Astrology, Christ, Fish, Jesus, Pisces
Category: Christ
137 Posts
Carl Jung, Christ, Devil, Pleasure, Religion
He was my Devil…He was my Joy
Christ, Isaac, Psychology and Religion, Sacrifice, Sacrificer
Carl Jung on the “Sacrificer.”
Aeon, Aion, Astrology, Christ, Christmas Eve, Fish, Horoscope
Carl Jung on Astrology and the Birth of Christ
Aion, Anima Mundi, Christ, Horoscope, Soul
Carl Jung on the Horoscope, Anima Mundi and Christ overcoming the Wheel of Generation.
Aion, Astrology, Christ, Christian, Fish, Pisces
Carl Jung on Christ and The Sign of The Fishes “Pisces”
Aion, Christ, Metaphysical, Metaphysics, Self
Carl Jung on “Metaphysical” ideas in the modern world.
Carl Jung on the “Dechristianlzation” of our world…
Aion, Antichrist, Christ, Gnostic
Carl Jung on Aion, Christ, Gnostic, Antichrist
Catholic Church, Christ, Holy Spirit, Protestant, Symbolic Life
Carl Jung and "I look upon the receiving of the Holy Spirit as a highly revolutionary fact…"
Christ, Imitation, Mysterium Coniunctionis, Passion
Carl Jung on the “Assimilation of the Christ-image” and the Passion of Christ.
Atman, Christ, Holy Ghost, Paraclete, Psychology and Religion, Tao
Carl Jung on Christ, Tao, Atman, The Timaeus and The Holy Ghost.
Animal, Carl Jung, Christ, Leprosy, Suffering
Leprosy of the Soul
Answer to Job, Christ, Eve, Mary, Psychology and Religion, Sophia
Carl Jung on the Incarnation of the God-Man and Sophia…
Answer to Job, Christ, Myth, Psychology and Religion
It has been assumed that Christ is nothing but a Myth but Myth is not Fiction…
Christ, Communion, Mass, Psychology and Religion, Ritual, Sacrifice, Transformation Symbolism in the Mass
Carl Jung on the Symbolism of the Mass
Christ, Christian, Mysticism, Psychology and Alchemy
Alchemy seems like a continuation of Christian mysticism,,,
Archetypal, Christ, Destiny, Divine, God, Individuation, Psychology and Religion
The goal of psychological, as of biological, development is self-realization, or individuation.
Apostles, Christ, Gnosticism, Gnostics, Opposites, Psychology and Religion