Carl Jung on “Loss of Soul.” Lexicon   Carl Jung Lexicon NYAAP Loss of soul: A concept borrowed from anthropology, referring psychologically to a state of general malaise. The peculiar condition covered by this term is accounted for in the mind of the primitive by the supposition that a soul has gone off, just like… 

Carl Jung The World is as it has ever been. Collected Works of C.G. Jung, Volume 11: Psychology and Religion: West and East The world is as it ever has been, but our consciousness undergoes peculiar changes. First, in remote times (which can still be observed among primitives living today), the main body of psychic… 

A person must pay dearly for the divine gift. The Red Book “Every creative person is a duality or a synthesis of contradictory aptitudes. On the one side he is a human being with a personal life, while on the other side he is an impersonal, creative process…The artist is not a person endowed with… 

Carl Jung on “Logos.” Lexicon Carl Jung Lexicon NYAAP Logos: The principle of logic and structure, traditionally associated with spirit, the father world and the God-image. There is no consciousness without discrimination of opposites. This is the paternal principle, the Logos, which eternally struggles to extricate itself from the primal warmth and primal darkness of…