Carl Jung: A man must be able to stand this struggle. C.G. Jung Letters, Vol. 1: 1906-1950 To G. Meyer Dear Colleague, 20 May 1933 I am sorry to say that continuing pressure of work makes it quite impossible for me to see you, especially at the time you mention, when I urgently need my… 

Carl Jung on the Sun as God. Psychology of the Unconscious [Carl Jung on the Sun as God.] The sun is, as Renan remarked, really the only rational representation of God, whether we take the point of view of the barbarians of other ages or that of the modern physical sciences. In both cases the… 

The Sun as spiritual “longing.” Psychology of the Unconscious [The Sun as spiritual “longing.” ~excerpts from Psychology of the Unconscious.] In Mysticism the inwardly perceived, divine vision is often merely sun or light, and is very little, or not at all, personified. In the Mithraic liturgy there is found, for example, a significant quotation: “The… 

Carl Jung on accusation of plagiarism of anima – animus theory. C.G. Jung Letters, Vol. 1: 1906-1950 To Georgette Boner Dear Dr. Boner, 8 December 1938 My most cordial thanks for your extremely valuable reference to Tristram Shandy. To begin with I did not have the feeling at all that I was guilty of plagiarism… 

Carl Jung on Psychology and Physics C.G. Jung Letters, Vol. 1: 1906-1950 [Carl Jung: “I would not be surprised if one day we saw a far-reaching agreement between the basic formulations of psychology and physics.] To Oscar Hug 24 May 1938 Dear Colleague, You have misunderstood my sentence. I meant that though the methods of…