Carl Jung on Attitude Carl Jung Lexicon NYAAP Attitude: The readiness of the psyche to act or react in a certain way, based on an underlying psychological orientation. (See also adaptation, type and typology.) From a great number of existing or possible attitudes I have singled out four; those, namely, that are primarily oriented by… 

Salvation is a long road that leads through many gates. The Red Book The symbol is the word that goes out of the mouth, that one that does not simply speak, but that rises out of the depths of the self as a word of power and great need and places itself unexpectedly on the… 

Dr. Jung should hide himself in stone, as the God is a terrible fire. The Red Book In “Dreams,” Jung wrote: [Page 316] “17 I 1917 Tonight: awful and formidable avalanches come crashing down the mountainside, like utterly nightmarish clouds; they will fill the valley on whose rim I am standing on the opposite side.… 

Aniela Jaffe’s Jung’s Last Years – Quotations Carl Jung Depth Psychology Facebook Group   Aniela Jaffe’s “Jung’s Last Years” “Jung’s Last Years” by Aniela Jaffe: I was expected, Jung explained, never under any circumstances to allow myself to be irritated by his anger, nor by his occasional “grumbling,” his roarings and cursings! ~Aniela Jaffe, Jung’s…