The Life, Work and Legacy of Carl Jung
Jewish Symbols in the Greco-Roman Period Preface to Volumes V and VI IN THE FIRST THREE volumes of this series we reviewed the data of Jewish art (except for the Old Testament paintings of Dura) and saw that they presented a new problem. Jews had borrowed a vocabulary of pagan symbols which they mingled with … Read more
The Black Books, Vol. 1, Quotations Black Books A point exists at about the thirty-fifth year when things begin to change, it is the first moment of the shadow side of life, of the going down to death. It is clear that Dante found this point and those who have read Zarathustra will know that … Read more
Carl Jung: The Black Books, Vol. III, Quotations Black Books The inner voice speaks: “The evil one cannot make a sacrifice, he cannot sacrifice his eye. Victory is with the one who can sacrifice.” ~Carl Jung, The Black Books, Vol. III, Page 133 Evil? I thought too little about evil. Evil exists, too. Evil, the … Read more
Marie-Louise von Franz: Liberation of Relationship The Way of the Dream by Marie-Louise von Franz Liberation of Relationship If one loves the other really, one wants him to be free, not to put him on a leash like a dog. -Marie-Louise van Franz Dr. VON FRANZ, over the years I’ve heard love defined by poets … Read more