Carl Jung Depth Psychology

The Psychological Meaning of Sacrifice Psychology and Religion: West and East (The Collected Works of C. G. Jung, Volume 11) The Psychological Meaning of Sacrifice: The Sacrificial Gifts Kramp, in his book on the Roman liturgy, makes the following observations about the substances symbolizing the sacrifice: Now bread and wine are not only the ordinary … Read more

Phanes is the resplendent day ~Carl Jung The Red Book (Philemon) Phanes hatched from the world egg & circled by the zodiac, Greco-Romanbas relief C2nd A.D., Modena Museum On September 11, Philemon describes him as follows: “Phanes is the God who rises agleam from the waters. / Phanes is the smile of dawn. / Phanes … Read more

Adolf Portmann & Carl Gustav Jung at Eranos Carl Jung Depth Psychology Facebook Group. Come Join Us. On the Brink of the Expressible: Adolf Portmann Meets Carl Gustav Jung on Eranos Ground by Ivana Ryška Vajdová. Abstract  This chapter focuses on Carl Gustav Jung (1875–1961) and Adolf Portmann (1897–1982), two prominent figures in the intellectual … Read more

My reference to China To B. Cohen Dear Dr. Cohen, 23 April 1931 Best thanks for your friendly letter. My reference to China seems to have given rise to all sorts of misunderstandings. If I understand your letter aright, you appear to assume that I think there are parallels between Jewish and Oriental teachings. I … Read more