Carl Jung Depth Psychology

Katy Cabot: However, I have only landed in a quagmire. Jung My Mother and I Dear Onkel,                                                   September 7th, 1941 I am very worried, because I may be facing deportation to America, early in November, due to the expiration of my passport and the unwillingness of the Zurich American Consul to renew it. There is … Read more

Nietzsche was no atheist, but his God was dead. Carl Jung Depth Psychology Facebook Group Psychology and Religion Nietzsche was no atheist, but his God was dead. The result of this demise was a split in himself, and he felt compelled to call the other self ‘Zarathustra,’ or at times, ‘Dionysus.’ … The tragedy of … Read more

It is not I who create myself, rather I happen to myself. Carl Jung Depth Psychology Facebook Group Psychology and Religion The term “self” seemed to me a suitable one for this unconscious substrate, whose actual exponent in consciousness is the ego. The ego stands to the self as the moved to the mover, or … Read more

Carl Jung and the Aeon of Aquarius AION We can say something analogous about Jung. We are about to enter the aeon of Aquarius the water carrier and in a sense Jung is the last fish and the first water carrier. Aquarius carries water, does not live within nor is contained by it, indicating a … Read more