Chapter 4: The Time of Depression and Temptation Marie-Louise von Franz: Niklaus Von Flüe And Saint Perpetua: A Psychological Interpretation of Their Visions Chapter 4 The Time of Depression and Temptation 36 Unfortunately, the information which has been handed down about events in the development of Brother Klaus’s inner life cannot be put into chronological … Read more
With this realization the doctor sets foot on territory which he enters with the greatest caution. Psychology and Religion Ordinary reasonableness, sound human judgment, science as a compendium of common sense, these certainly help us over a good part of the road, but they never take us beyond the frontiers of life’s most commonplace realities, … Read more
Carl Jung: Like all archetypes, the self has a paradoxical, antinomial character. Aion Just as the circle is contrasted with the square, so the quaternity is contrasted with the 3 +1 motif, and the positive, beautiful, good, admirable, and lovable human figure with a daemonic, misbegotten creature who is negative, ugly, evil, despicable and an … Read more
Chapter 2: The motif of children speaking while still in the womb appears in various primitive myths. Marie-Louise von Franz: Niklaus Von Flüe And Saint Perpetua: A Psychological Interpretation of Their Visions Chapter 2 The Prenatal Faces and the Baptismal Vision 16 The aforementioned Heiny am Grund reports1 that ((Brother Klaus told him that both … Read more