Dr. Jung’s writings do not constitute the creation of new religious truths [Dr. Jung wrote that “Answer to Job” was the one work he would not rewrite and that “The Red Book” was his most important work but in no wise intended for his work or any aspect of Psychology to constitute the construction of … Read more
Carl Jung on the Fear of Snakes Children’s Dreams: Notes from the Seminar Given in 1936-1940 (Philemon Foundation Series) Professor Jung: This, too, would follow from the parents’ psychology. In addition, the fer iof the snake cannot be readily explained in the context of inheritance; it is simply there. Either you fear a snake, or … Read more
Pascual Jordan, Time, Space and the Unconscious. C.G. Jung Letters, Vol. 1: 1906-1950 To Wolfgang Pauli Dear Professor Pauli, 29 October 1934 Best thanks for kindly sending me Jordan’s paper. I think this paper should be published, as it is concerned with the actual change over of the physicist’s mode of observation to the … Read more
Some Carl Jung Quotations LV Neurosis is always a substitute for legitimate suffering. ~Carl Jung, CW 11, Para 129 There is no doubt and no hesitation; the unanimous conviction in Switzerland is that Germany has lost her national honour to an unspeakable degree, and the Germans inasmuch as they still think know it too. ~Carl … Read more