#CarlJung, Myth, Mythology, Symbol, Symbolism
Category: Mythology
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Carl Jung, Mythology, Red Book, Runes
For those interested in "Runes"…
Carl Jung, Christ, Fate, Fates, Mythology, Self
Urdarbrunnr: The Well of Fate
Carl Jung: The staff represents guidance
Carl Jung: The only question is whether what I tell is my fable, my truth.
Carl Jung’s answer to the question whether Jung possessed any "secret knowledge" surpassing his written formulations.
#CarlJung, 1925 Seminar, Dragon, Myth, Mythology, Snake
Carl Jung: The dragon is the mythological form of the snake.
#CarlJung, Karl Kerenyi, Mythology
Carl Jung: I have read your brilliant account of the Kore figure
Carl Jung; Irritates; Memories Dreams and Reflections, Myth, Mythology
Carl Jung on the need for Mythic Statements.
Church, Mythology, Religion, Symbolically, The Undiscovered Self
The danger that a mythology understood too literally…
Carl Jung: I am always profoundly impressed by the riches of Greek mythology
Carl Jung: … in my psychology the "mythological" aspect means "religious attitude."
Carl Jung: The disposition or instinctual "pattern" is inherited, but not the idea itself.
Carl Jung: “Mythology as a vital psychic phenomenon is as necessary as it is unavoidable.”
Carl Jung on a piece of Greek sculpture
Carl Jung and a “Modern Myth”
Freud, Freud/Jung Letters, Myth, Mythology
Carl Jung: My mythology swirls about inside me, and now and then various significant bits and pieces are thrown up.
Carl Jung: I suspected that myth had a meaning
Carl Jung on “What is the myth you are living?”
