Carl Jung on “Criminal” – Anthology Carl Jung Depth Psychology Facebook Group People cannot stand having unnatural virtue around them all day, it makes them feel inferior and they may even be come criminals in order to compensate it. ~Carl Jung, ETH Lecture 27Jan1939, Pages 66. Each of us is on the cross between two… 

These phenomena can best be explained in terms of energy. Psychology and Alchemy CW 12 The sea is the symbol of the collective unconscious, because unfathomed depths lie concealed beneath its reflecting surface. Those who stand behind, the shadowy personifications of the unconscious, have burst into the terra firma of consciousness like a flood. Such… 

Carl Jung: Selfish desire ultimately desires itself. Red Book Selfish desire ultimately desires itself.   You find yourself in your desire, so do not say that desire is vain.   If you desire yourself, you produce the divine son in your embrace with yourself.   Your desire is the father of the God, your self… 

The flock of birds occasioned a vague fear Structure and Dynamics of the Psyche CW 8 Here I would like to call attention to a possible misunderstanding which may be occasioned by the term “synchronicity.” I chose this term because the simultaneous occurrence of two meaningfully but not causally connected events seemed to me an…