The Life, Work and Legacy of Carl Jung
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 … Read more
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 … Read more
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 … Read more
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 … Read more