Carl Jung on Mystic and Mysticism Anthology Everyone who says that I am a Mystic is just and idiot. He just doesn’t understand the first word of Psychology. ~Carl Jung, Conversations with Richard L. Evans, [Houston Film] I am essentially an empiricist and have discovered to my cost that when people do not understand me… 

Carl Jung on Psychosis Carl Jung Depth Psychology Facebook Group   Jung Lexicon [Carl Jung on Psychosis] Psychosis: An extreme dissociation of the personality. Like neurosis, a psychotic condition is due to the activity of unconscious complexes and the phenomenon of splitting. In neurosis, the complexes are only relatively autonomous. In psychosis, they are completely… 

Carl Jung: Jung said Ja, you know, that is the temple we all build on Sometimes when working on the Stone Sanctuary and in considerable doubt about why I am doing what I am doing,I think of Max Zeller’s dream. In 1949, Zeller, who had spent time in a concentration camp and latter became a… 

Creative Power is Greater than its Possessor The Collected Works of C. G. Jung, Vol. 17: The Development of Personality Prematurely conceived theories are not without their dangers. Thus the theory of repression, whose validity in a definite field of pathology is incontestable—up to the point where it has to be reversed!—has been extended to… 

Jung had conversations with his soul The Red Book (Philemon) In September 1916, Jung had conversations with his soul that provided further elaboration and clarification of the cosmology of the Sermones. September 25: [Soul]: “How many lights do you want, three or seven? Three is the heartfelt and modest, seven the general and encompassing.” [I:]…