In this moment, you need evil. The Red Book: A Reader’s Edition (Philemon) The Red Book: A Reader’s Edition (Philemon) Man stands between emptiness and fullness. If his strength combines with fullness, it becomes fully formative. There is always something good about such formation. If his strength combines with emptiness, it has a dissolving…
Carl Jung on Frau Hauffe’s symptoms. Modern Psychology: C. G. Jung’s Lectures at the ETH Zürich, 1933-1941 Today we come to Frau Hauffe ‘s symptoms: peculiar mediumistic phenomena which really do not belong to the province of medicine, but rather to that of parapsychology. I mention these phenomena, however, because they are part of…
The extaordinary impoverishment of introverted thinking is compensated by a wealth of unconscious facts. Similarly, the representation of the irrepresentable has an immediate, subjective power of conviction because it demonstrates its own existence. The one says “Est, ergo est”; the other says “Cogito, ergo cogito.” Intro verted thinking carried to extremes arrives at the…
Carl Jung: He looked quite detached and aloof Modern Psychology: C. G. Jung’s Lectures at the ETH Zürich, 1933-1941 […did you have always the sense of being in control of your tools?”] Lecture 5 Questions and Discussion No written questions were handed in. The following verbal question was asked: “When you were in the process…
“Christ” in The Red Book – Anthology The Red Book: A Reader’s Edition (Philemon) The Red Book: A Reader’s Edition (Philemon) To be Chr1st oneself is the true following of Chr1st. ~Carl Jung, Liber Novus, Footnote 233, Page 254. If I thus truly imitate Chr1st, I do not imitate anyone, I emulate no one,…