After the war a whole lot of Germans came to me for training in practical psychology. C.G. Jung Letters, Vol. 1: 1906-1950 To Poul Bjerre Dear Colleague, 11 January 1935 As I have a virtually international practice and the views regarding psychotherapy1 are very different from ours especially in Anglo-Saxon countries, I very early-that is, more… 

The Reign of the Antichrist. Psychology and Religion: West and East (The Collected Works of C. G. Jung, Volume 11) Satan is locked up in the bottomless pit for a thousand years, and Christ shall reign for the same length of time. “After that he must be loosed a little season.” These thousand years correspond… 

“Race” “Racial” – Anthology Sometimes, when we look back at history, it seems as though the present time had analogies with certain periods in the past, when great empires and civilizations had passed their zenith and were hastening irresistibly towards decay. But these analogies are deceptive, for there are always renaissances. What does move more… 

There always are and there always will be the two standpoints To Samuel D. Schmalhausen Dear Sir, 19 October 1934 Thank you very much for kindly sending me your interesting book. From the psychological point of view it is important to look at the problem of further development of man from the standpoint of collective… 

Marriage is a brutal reality. [Carl Jung: “Marriage is indeed a brutal reality….”] Anonymous My dear N., 29 September 1934 Thank you for your letter! Marriage is indeed a brutal reality, yet the experimentum crucis of life. I hope you learn to endure and not to struggle against the suppressing necessities of fate. Only thus…