The Life, Work and Legacy of Carl Jung
The Times of Niklaus von Flue Marie-Louise von Franz: Niklaus Von Flüe And Saint Perpetua: A Psychological Interpretation of Their Visions Chapter 1 The Times of Niklaus von Flue 13 The fifteenth century, the century in which Niklaus von Flue lived, was a time of great crises and change for the inner cantons of Switzerland, … Read more
Chapter 8 The Vision of the Three Visitors Chapter 8 The Vision of the Three Visitors 73 Woelflin gives the following report of this important vision which, I believe, is a variation on the appearance of the nobleman on horseback, despite the fact Klaus at first thought him to be the devil and, now in … Read more
Interpretation of the Fourth Vision Marie-Louise von Franz: Niklaus Von Flüe And Saint Perpetua: A Psychological Interpretation of Their Visions Chapter 20 Interpretation of the Fourth Vision 328 Perpetua’s fourth and last vision begins with her in prison, waiting to appear before the beasts. At first sight, this is simply a statement of the dreamer’s … Read more
Absolute knowledge exists “in a space-time continuum in which space is no longer space, nor time time.” Projection and Re-Collection in Jungian Psychology: Reflections of the Soul What Jung describes as the “absolute knowledge” of the collective unconscious manifests itself, among other ways, in the extraordinary orientation to space and time of unicellular organisms, which is … Read more