The Life, Work and Legacy of Carl Jung
Anima, Animus, Shadow in Analytical Psychology Anima and animus are gender specific archetypal structures in the collective unconscious that are compensatory to conscious gender identity. Thus, animus images primarily depict the unconscious masculine in a woman, and anima images primarily depict the unconscious feminine in a man. The notion first appears in print in Carl … Read more
Conversations with Marie-Louise von Franz on Synchronicity and Numbers: Insights and Amplifications Conversations with Marie-Louise von Franz on Synchronicity and Numbers: Insights and Amplifications The “cut” is a basic concept in mathematics and in the philosophy of science. Semantically, the word “cut” refers especially to the Cartesian separation between subject and object, and there is … Read more
On Life after Death by C.G. Jung What I have to tell about the hereafter, and about life after death, consists entirely of memories, of images in which I have lived and of thoughts which have buffeted me. These memories in a way also underlie my works; for the latter are fundamentally nothing but attempts, … Read more
ECSTASY AND DIVINATION Since the sacred, the divine, always appears as out of the ordinary and wholly other, the overwhelming experiences of a changed and extended consciousness are, if not the sole origin, at least one of the most essential supports of religion. The experience may rest on natural disposition, acquired technique, or the influence … Read more