The Life, Work and Legacy of Carl Jung
Ka was the father of Salome, and also the brother of the Buddha. Black Books In the fantasies after Scrutinies, one sees a continued further differentiation of Jung’s cosmology. New characters emerge, such as Phanes, Atmavictu, Ha, Ka, the black bird, a divine Arab youth, the spirit of gravity, and Wotan. Characters who had appeared … Read more
Philemon, Ka, and Creative Fantasy: The Formation of the Reconciling Symbol in Jung’s Visual Work – 1919–1923 Carl Jung Depth Psychology Facebook Group Phanes Volume 2 -2019 Over the eighty years since Jung first anonymously published three of his mandala paintings in his commentary to The Secret of the Golden Flower (1929/1931:Plates 3, 6, … Read more
Jung’s Ka: Cursed be appearance, which deceives the world for all reality. Black Books It is good that you see my greatness and your limitation! You begin to find the right measure, you scorner of everything effective and living. I curse my darkness, my eternal abasement and yet I am what has an effect and … Read more
Thoth instructed her An important figure in Jung’s fantasies was that of Ka, from Egyptian mythology. Wolff had her own figure of Ka, and also had dialogues with Jung’s Ka. In an active imagination on January 1926, Wolff’s “I” had a dialogue with Thot, the Egpytian God of writing. Thoth instructed her how to … Read more