The Life, Work and Legacy of Carl Jung
Katy Cabot: I said that Mrs. Baumann was only a cold intellectual. Jung My Mother and I June 17, 1935 I told Dr. Jung that a dream I had, and the stuff I wrote, showed me up to Miss Wolff as vulgar and commonplace, and yet I did not mind that very much and said … Read more
Marion Woodman: I had gone to India in 1968, thinking I would find a teacher there. Conscious Femininity by Marion Woodman A Meeting with Marion Woodman Pythia Peay: At the age of forty-five you made a sudden career shift, leaving your position as a high school English teacher to become a Jungian analyst. Can you … Read more
Together the patient and I address ourselves to the 2,000,000-year-old man that is in all of us. Carl Jung in New York Times Together the patient and I address ourselves to the 2,000,000-year-old man that is in all of us. In the last analysis, most of our difficulties come from losing contact with our instincts, … Read more
My mother says, “there’s one!” Namely a ghost. Black Books 16/17- Aug. 19. Dreamt in Schmerikon: with my mother and many other unknown people in an unknown street. There are 2 houses to the right, old dilapidated shacks, whose facade is completely pasted over with large yellow posters in many layers, like circus … Read more