#CarlJung, Christ, Communion, Purusha, Zarathustra Seminar
Category: Communion
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#CarlJung, Communion, Dogma, St. Augustine, Zarathustra Seminar
Carl Jung: The antique Roman Christians didn’t need dogma; their subtle minds could deal with analogies and symbolism.
#CarlJung, Christ, Communion, Psychology and Alchemy, Redeemer
Carl Jung: In the figure of the divine hero, God himself wrestles with his own imperfect, suffering, living creation…
#CarlJung, Carl Jung, Communion, Sacrifice, Wine
Carl Jung on “Sacrificial Gifts”
#CarlJung, Carl Jung, Communion, Mass, Psychology and Religion, Sacrifice, Wine
The Psychological Meaning of Sacrifice
#CarlJung, Catholic, Church, Communion, God, Human, Mass, Psychology and Religion
Mankind as a whole is included in God’s human nature…
#CarlJung, Christ, Communion, Mass, Psychology and Religion, Ritual, Sacrifice, Transformation Symbolism in the Mass
Carl Jung on the Symbolism of the Mass
#CarlJung, Archetype, Archetypes, Communion