Carl Jung on Introjection Lexicon Carl Jung Lexicon NYAAP Introject!on: A process of assimilation of object to subject, the opposite of projection. Introject!on is a process of extraversion, since assimilation to the object requires empathy and an investment of the object with libido. A passive and an active introjection may be distinguished: transference phenomena in…
Carl Jung on Kundalini Yoga – Quotations Carl Jung Depth Psychology Facebook Group Kundalini Yoga Seminar Small children are very old; later on we soon grow younger. In our middle age we are youngest, precisely at the time when we have completely or almost completely lost contact with the collective unconscious, the samskaras. We grow…
Misinterpretation by Americans of Introvert and Extrovert. Gnosis Interview Perhaps Dr. Jung’s most widely known contribution is his type theory in which he sets up the dichotomy of the introvert and the extrovert. As was pointed out in the first chapter, Jung was quite distressed over the misinterpretation of his ideas by Americans, and was…
Carl Jung on the Trinity – Anthology The dream was of the general form of three elements being differentiated and a fourth less well developed; he elaborated at great length the problem of adding the fourth element to the existing trinity of faculties and the implications of this development. . ~Robert Johnson, C. G. Jung,…