Theosophy – Carl Jung Depth Psychology

Category: Theosophy

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Non-duality of Self & God May 28, 2016
Enlightenment is a word used to describe intuitive knowledge or understanding, especially spiritual knowledge. In Enlightenment teachings, dualistic concepts that are assumed to be in opposition are intuitively united, leading to non-dual states of awareness. One of the most significant oppositions of the human mind is that of ‘Self’ and ‘God’. We perceive ourselves as […]
Jenna Lilla
The Two Great Paths to Awakening: Self-knowledge and Karma in the Upanishads May 1, 2016
In the Upanishads, spiritual awakening is the realization of Ultimate Reality (called Brahman). Brahman is the unchanging unmodified sacred reality at depths of life and world, both transcended and imminent to life. The Upanishads say, Prajnanam iti Brahman meaning “Brahman is the supreme knowledge”. The felt realization of Brahman is spiritual awakening, called Moksha. In […]
Jenna Lilla

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Carl Jung Depth Psychology

Life, Work and Legacy of Carl Jung

Category: Theosophy

Carl Jung on his "Stone."

Carl Jung on “Theosophy” – Anthology

Carl Jung on Theosophy and Quotations

Carl Jung: “I seek real knowledge [not Theosophy] and therefore avoid all unverifiable speculation.”