Carl Jung in Dialogue and Dispute  Considering that C. G. Jung belonged to the introverted attitude type and that consequently his manifold and often extraordinary inner experiences were bound to have provided special meaning, his great readiness for conversation and meetings, and also for confrontation and debate, might be surprising. Those who are haunted by… 

Carl Jung on Mrs. Eppers sculpture of him. Jung, however, did not like the sculpture. He wrote his opinion about the sculpture in a letter from the 25th of July 1956 as follows: Dear Mrs. Epper Please forgive me for the delay in my reply […] I have the impression that since I saw the… 

We must emancipate ourselves as much as possible from the German market. Freud/Jung Letters Dear Professor Freud, 16 December 1907 You deceive yourself mightily if you think we are going to let you off coming to Innsbruck or Salzburg! On the contrary, we hope and expect to meet under your chairmanship. It is proposed that… 

Carl Jung on “The Garden of Eden” – Anthology Being that has soul is living being. Soul is the living thing in man, that which lives of itself and causes life. Therefore God breathed into Adam a living breath, that he might live. With her cunning play of illusions the soul lures into life the…