Genesis represents the act of becoming conscious as a taboo infringement, Carl Jung Depth Psychology Facebook Group Psychology and Religion: West and East (The Collected Works of C. G. Jung, Volume 11) Genesis represents the act of becoming conscious as a taboo infringement, as though knowledge meant that a sacrosanct barrier had been impiously overstepped.…
One-half of the world had been made by an engineer and the other half by a foolish poet. Visions : Notes of the seminar given in 1930-1934 (2 Volume Set) (Bollingen) Dr. Adler: There is a custom in Germany of putting children in the rain in spring so that they may grow quicker. Dr. Jung:…
The Significance of Number Dreams Collected Papers on Analytical Psychology On The Significance of Number Dreams [I shall preface this post by stating that this is a fine example of how to interpret a dream symbolism utilizing word Association. It will be noticed by the attentive reader that dream interpretation demands a great deal of…
What induced you to work in the field of psychological research? C.G. Jung Speaking : Interviews and Encounters Emil A. Fischer: What were the circumstances that induced you to work in the field of psychological research? Dr. Jung: Even as a small boy I noticed that people always did the contrary of what was said…
Carl Jung: This seems to be a particularly critical moment. C.G. Jung Letters, Vol. 1: 1906-1950 To Alwine von Keller Dear Frau von Keller, 21 August 1944 Best thanks for your long letter. I have heard nothing from Frau X. for a long time. I only hope things are going better with her. She is…