Suzanne Gieser: The Innermost Kernel Preface Preface To sum up, I should like to say that it seems that there must be very deep connections between soul and matter and, hence, between the physics and the psychology of the future, which are not yet conceptually expressed in modern science. [–––] Such deep connectionsmust surely exist,…
Daniel Niehus, The Art of C.G. Jung, Foreword FOREWORD The success of the facsimile edition of The Red Book, published in 2009 by W.W. Norton, is proof of an enormous interest in Jung’s visual and creative works. For the first time Jung became visible to a wider audience not only as a founding figure of…
Barbara Hannah – Striving Towards Wholeness in earlier days it was self-evident that every living creature was striving to complete the pattern of its existence as fully as possible. In our rational times, however, with their everincreasing demand for specialization, this fact seems to be almost forgotten, although in the unconscious the urge towards wholeness…
Judith Harris – Signifying Pain Constructing and Healing The Self through Writing preface This collection is about the writing process and about writers who have used their literary expression as a means of signifying their pain and, through that signification, have found a better way to construct and heal themselves. Some of our greatest literature—from…
Meister Eckhart – Four Eckhart Legends FOUR ECKHART LEGENDS (Pf III, 67-70, QT pp. 443-48) 1 . A GOOD MORNING Meister Eckhart said to a poor man, ‘God give you good morning, brother.’ ‘Keep it for yourself, sir, I have never had a bad one.’ He said, ‘How is that, brother?’ ‘Because whatever God has…