Carl Jung, Mandala, Self, Stone
Category: Mandala
35 Posts
Archetypes, Collective Unconscious, God, Image, Mandala, Near Death
Archetypes of the Near Death Experience: Mandalas of God
#CarlJung, Buddha, Buddhism, Christ, Christianity, Mandala, Psychology and Religion
Between the Christian and the Buddhist mandala there is a subtle but enormous difference.
#CarlJung, Kundalini Yoga, Mandala
Carl Jung on the "Square Mandala"…
#CarlJung, ETH Lectures, Mandala, Modern Psychology
Carl Jung on Mandalas
Carl Jung to Alan Watts on the "Wheel of Life"
Archetype, Individuation, Mandala, Symbolism
Carl Jung and the Mandala ought to be a collective phenomenon but is met with in distinct forms in few cases.
Active Imagination, Image, Mandala, Psychology and Alchemy
Carl Jung advises that mandalas found in monasteries and temples are of no particular significance…
Archetypes of the Collective Unconscious, Mandala, Nature
This is evidently an attempt at self-healing on the part of Nature…
#CarlJung, ETH Lectures, Mandala
Carl Jung: The Rose Window is a mandala and we come here to a curious analogy between East and West,
Mandala, Quaternity, Stone. Self
On the Nature of Four: Jung’s Quarternity, Mandalas, the Stone and the Self
The symbol is a Living Body
Individuation, Mandala, Psychology and Alchemy
Carl Jung on the Mandala as a collective phenomenon
Aion, Alchemy, Elements, Mandala, Molecules, Periodic Chart
Carl Jung on Alchemical Elements, Molecular Movement and Energy.
Gnostic, Gnosticism, Mandala, Symbolism, Zosimos
Christianity had to fight for its life against Gnosticism…
Mandala, Satori, Zen, Zen Buddhism
Carl Jung on “Satori.”
Carl Jung: While I was there I sketched every morning in a notebook a small circular drawing, a mandala
Mandala, Navajo, Psychology and Alchemy, Self
Carl Jung on the “Self” and “Mandala.”
Buddha, Buddhism, Dream Analysis Seminar, Mandala, Mandalas
Carl Jung: The Buddhist idea of liberation is that we should not be devoured by them, we should rather be their masters; therefore one has to empty the conscious, as it were, of those overpowering contents.
Empiricist, Gnostic, Mandala, Philosopher