The Life, Work and Legacy of Carl Jung
Women take up some kind of philanthropic work. The Psychogenesis of Mental Disease (Collected Works of C.G. Jung, Volume 3) Here we have an instance of displacement: the complex must under all circumstances assert itself. Since, for many people, the sexual complex cannot be acted out in a natural way, it makes use of by-ways. … Read more
Carl Jung on Manichaeism Anthology So we ought not to be surprised if certain phallic characteristics are also found in the seers, artists, and wonder-workers of mythology. Hephaestus, Wieland the Smith, and Mani (the founder of Manichaeism, famous also for his artistic gifts), had crippled feet ~Carl Jung, CW 5, Para 183 It is reported … Read more
The Death of Emma and Bollingen house. Memories Dreams Reflections After my wife’s death. . . I felt an inner obligation to become what I myself am. To put it in the language of the Bollingen house, I suddenly realized that the small central section which crouched so low, so hidden was myself! I could … Read more
Carl Jung visits Ravenna but not Rome Memories Dreams Reflections Ravenna and Rome Even on the occasion of my first visit to Ravenna in 1913, the tomb of Galla Placidia seemed to me significant and unusually fascinating. The second time, twenty years later, I had the same feeling. Once more I fell into a strange … Read more