Letters Vol. 1, Quotation, Quotations
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Carl Jung: “I have never come across a case where a woman actually had a child by her own father,…”
Empiricist, Letters Vol. 1, Mystic
Carl Jung: …you clearly understand that I am not a mystic but an empiricist.
Carl Jung and the “Oxyrhynchus Papyrus.”
Carl Jung receives the little book about Fatima
Herr Kaegi, Letter Volume 1, Letters Vol. 1
Carl Jung: I find that it gives us a key to the backdoors of the Renaissance.
Letters Vol. 1, Letters Volume 1, Oskar A.H. Schmitz, Puer Aeternus
Carl Jung: But reason accomplishes nothing, because the puer aeternus is always an agent of destiny.
Faust, Goethe, Letters Vol. 1, Letters Volume 1
Carl Jung: What one could “enjoy” of Goethe is, for me, too patriarchal, too much de l’epoque.
Christ, Letters Vol. 1, Letters Volume 1, Negro
Carl Jung: …the next savior might be a coloured man…
Carl Jung: Here it takes its rightful place as a symbol of individuation.
Kundalini, Letters Vol. 1, Yoga
Carl Jung: “You see, in spite of being a man in advanced age, you still have a young soul,,,]
Children, Letters Vol. 1, Parents
Carl Jung on Parents and Children
Death, Letters Vol. 1, Victor White
Carl Jung: “As I am getting on in age and as I am going to be gathered to my ancestors and avatars…”
Irminger, Letters Vol. 1, Science
Carl Jung: Science seeks the truth because it feels it does not possess it. The church possesses the truth and therefore does not seek it
J. Allen Gilbert, Letters Vol. 1
Carl Jung: You only can help people to understand themselves…..
Carl Jung: You are the only Swiss who had reacted personally to my article and on your own initiative!
Blavatsky, Knowledge, Letters Vol. 1, Rudolf Steiner, Theosophy
Carl Jung: “I seek real knowledge [not Theosophy] and therefore avoid all unverifiable speculation.”
Hermann Keyserling, Letters Vol. 1
Carl Jung: One doesn’t leave what one loves, so you probably have little love for earth and man.
Atheism, Atheist, God, Letters Vol. 1, Paul Maag
Carl Jung: I found it exceedingly odd that you should amiably take me for an atheist