#CarlJung, Brigitta of Sweden, Devil, God, Hans Guisan-Schmid, Heaven, Knowledge, Letters Volume II
Category: God
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#Archetype, #CarlJung, Archetypes of the Collective Unconscious, Cabiri, Faust, Gnostic, God, Horus, Plato
Carl Jung: Indeed, it could even be called the archetype of wholeness.
Carl Jung: The divine primordial power is blind, since its face has become human.
Carl Jung: Knowledge of God is a transcendental problem.
#CarlJung, Aniela Jaffe, God, Letters Volume 1
Carl Jung: Through the self we are plunged into the torrent of cosmic events.
#CarlJung, Body, Christ, God, Myth, Psychology and Religion
Carl Jung: The myth says he was not to be found where his body was laid.
#CarlJung, Christianity, Demon, ETH Lectures, God, Prayer, Spirit, St. Augustine, St. Paul
Carl Jung: The multitude of air demons are not devilish per se, but are nature beings.
#CarlJung, God, Matter, Undiscovered Self
Carl Jung: Looking outwards has got to be turned into looking into oneself.
#CarlJung, Catholic Church, Church, Ego, ETH Lectures, God, Self
Such passages spring from the deepest roots of man, they refer to the Self.
The problem begins with people with intellectual and over-rational minds.
#CarlJung, #Christ, Buddha, Erotic, Flesh, God, Mystic, Symbols of Transformation
It is our own repressed desires that stick like arrows in our flesh.
#CarlJung, #The Black Books, Abraxas, God, Pleroma, Sermons of the Dead
The seventh sermon had culminated in an evocation of a star God:
#CarlJung, Alchemy, Ego, God, Ostrowski, Participation Mystique, Self
The saying holds for God, for the anima mundi and for the soul of man.
#CarlJung, #Soul, #The Black Books, Brimo, Church, Earth, God, Matter, Moon, Phallus, Sex, Spirituality
The “Phallus” in The Black Books
#CarlJung, #Soul, #The Black Books, God
Carl Jung: You’ll crawl and beg for it like a dog. You’ll raise your hands.
#CarlJung, #The Black Books, Christian, Emma Jung, God, Toni Wolff
Emma Jung: The concept of God does precisely not match a known image or an imago.
#CarlJung, #The Black Books, Christ, God, Old Testament
Jung accords special significance to Joachim of Fiore
#CarlJung, #The Black Books, Christian, Gnostic, God
Basilides was a Christian philosopher in Alexandria in the first part of the second century.
#CarlJung, #The Black Books, God, Ka, Philemon
Jung’s Ka: If you are and remain inside God, you will be buried in his eternal effect.
#CarlJung, God, Knowledge, Self Knowledge, Unconscious, Undiscovered Self
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