Carl Jung Depth Psychology

Carl Jung: What happens after Death is so unspeakably Glorious. Dear Frau N., 11July1944 What happens after death is so unspeakably glorious that our imagination and our feelings do not suffice to form even an approximate conception of it. A few days before my sister died her face ware an expression of such inhuman sublimity … Read more

Carl Jung on the “Human Body” – Anthology Whatever you experience outside of the body, in a dream for instance, is not experienced unless you take it into the body, because the body means the here and now. Carl Jung, Visions Seminar, Page 1316. If you just have a dream and let it pass by … Read more

The solitary went into the desert to find himself But he did not want to find himself The Red Book (Philemon) The solitary went into the desert to find himself But he did not want to find himself but rather the manifold meaning of holy scripture. You can suck the immensity of the small and … Read more

Carl Jung’s Acknowledgements of the Work of Sabina Spielrein Dr. Jung wrote the following: Your thinking is bold, far-reaching, and philosophical. ~Carl Jung to Sabina Spielrein, August 8, 1911. Your study is extraordinarily intelligent and contains splendid ideas whose priority I am happy to acknowledge as yours. ~Carl Jung to Sabina Spielrein, Dec. 23, 1912 … Read more