Dante in The Black Books Carl Jung Depth Psychology Facebook Group The Red Book The picture shows a rose, the Western equivalent of the lotus. In India the lotus-flower (padma) is interpreted by the Tantrists as the womb. We know this symbol from the numerous pictures of the Buddha (and other Indian deities) in the… 

Development of personality is more than just hatching forth monsters Carl Jung Depth Psychology Facebook Group Solar Charts The words “many are called, but few are chosen” are singularly appropriate here, for the development of personality from the germ-state to full consciousness is at once a charisma and a curse, because its first fruit is… 

Introversion-Extraversion and Fantasy C.G. Jung Speaking Dr. Evans: Dr. Jung, another set of ideas, original with you and very well known to the world, center around the terms “introversion” and “extroversion.” I know that you are aware that these terms have now become so widely known that the man on the street is using them… 

Carl Jung and “Most writers hate this point of view.” Letters of C. G. Jung: Volume I, 1906-1950 (Vol 1) To Herbert Read Dear Mr. Read, Pro tempore on Rigi, 17 October 1948 As I have read your Green Child I feel under a certain moral obligation to thank you for kindly calling my attention… 

Carl Jung’s Letter to Maud Oakes. The Carl Jung Depth Psychology Facebook Group Letters of C. G. Jung: Volume 2, 1951-1961 Dear Miss Oakes, Since you want to hear my opinion about your essay on the stone, I should say that I find it a bit to intellectual, as it considers the thought-images only, but…