Carl Jung on Therapists Anthology As therapists we are subject to the unavoidable destinies of our patients. ~Carl Jung; Conversations with C.G. Jung, Psychotherapy, Page 113. He [the psychotherapist] is not just working for this particular patient, who may be quite insignificant, but for himself as well and his own soul, and in so doing…
The Labyrinth as a Primordial Image. C.G. Jung Letters, Vol. 1: 1906-1950 To Karl Kerenyi Dear Colleague, 10 March 1941 Many thanks for kindly sending me your Labyrinth book which I found extraordinarily interesting. The labyrinth is indeed a primordial image which one encounters in psychology mostly in the form of the fantasy of a…
Out of the unconscious flows the well of life, Carl Jung Depth Psychology Facebook Group Nietzsche’s Zarathustra: Notes of the Seminar Given in 1934 – 1939 (2 Volume Set) If you identify with the distinguished figure, all the minor qualities have no place in that image, but are excluded, and they will heap up and…
God needs man in order to become conscious C.G. Jung Letters, Vol. 1: 1906-1950 To Walter Robert Corti Dear Herr Corti, 30 April 1929 It doesn’t surprise me that you were rather offended by my letter. I had to write to your father and tell him honestly what my “diagnosis” is. “Diagnosis” does not mean…