Edward Whitmont The Symbolic View Contact with Jung: Essays on the influence of his work and personality P.W. Bridgeman has stated: ‘The structure of nature may eventually be such that our processes of thought do not correspond to it sufficiently to permit us to think about it at all. . . . The world fades…
Carl Jung on “Original Sin” – Quotations Carl Jung Depth Psychology Facebook Group To the degree that the modern mind is passionately concerned with anything and everything rather than religion, religion and its prime object—original sin—have mostly vanished into the unconscious. That is why, today, nobody believes in either. People accuse psychology of dealing in…
Marie-Louise von Franz and Her Tower at Bollingen Carl Jung Depth Psychology Facebook Group Jung had let her build a tower at Bollingen like the one he owned on the lakeside, but it was to be built high up in the woods and to be different from his, which, as everyone knows, he had built…
The dragon is the mythological form of the snake. 1925 Seminar The serpent is the animal, but the magical animal. There is hardly anyone whose relation to a snake is neutral. When you think of a snake, you are always in touch with racial instinct. Horses and monkeys have snake phobia, as man has. In…