As the eye to the sun, so the soul corresponds to God. Psychology and Alchemy (Collected Works of C.G. Jung Vol.12) The immortality of the soul insisted upon by dogma exalts it above the transitoriness of mortal man and causes it to partake of some supernatural quality. It thus infinitely surpasses the perishable, conscious individual… 

Carl Jung Psychiatrist of the Gods? Carl Jung Psychiatrist of the Gods September 21, 1997 Psychiatrist of the Gods? By WALTER KENDRICK In December 1913, a funny thing happened in Kusnacht, Switzerland. According to Frank McLynn’s ”Carl Gustav Jung,” during that month Jung fought a ”skirmish with insanity,” possibly brought on by a midlife crisis;… 

Carl Jung on Ulcers and Intuitives Jung’s Apprentice: A Biography of Helton Godwin Baynes [Excerpt of a letter by Dr. Jung to Peter Baynes who was suffering from a duodenal ulcer} seen … similar ailments in psychological conditions where people were living beyond themselves, driven by certain unconscious contents. Particularly intuitive individuals are inclined to disregard the reality… 

Intelligence and psychological preparation in cases of schizophrenia result in a better prognosis. C.G. Jung Letters, Vol. 1: 1906-1950 To Jolande Jacobi Dear Dr. Jacobi, 12 June 1945 I would answer your question as follows: It is a fact that intelligence and psychological preparation in cases of schizophrenia result in a better prognosis. I therefore… 

Is There a Freudian Type in Poetry? The Symbolic Life: Miscellaneous Writings (The Collected Works of C. G. Jung, Volume 18) Is There a Freudian Type in Poetry? Poetry, like every product of the human mind, is naturally dependent on a man’s general psychological attitude. If a writer is sick, psychically sick, it is highly…