Edward F. Edinger, The Living Psyche INTRODUCTION This book is an attempt to demonstrate graphically the reality of the living psyche. It is based on a series of 104 paintings done over a period of five years during the course of a Jungian analysis which lasted twice that long. There are only a handful of…
Suzanne Gieser -Dream Symbols of the Individuation Process- Introduction In 1936 and 1937, Jung delivered consecutive seminars in Bailey Island, Maine (see figure 1), and in New York City. The seminars ran for a total of eleven days, six days on Bailey Island and five days in New York. Jung’s lecture series was titled “Dream…
Alchemy with its wealth of symbols Mysterium Coniunctionis Alchemy, with its wealth of symbols, gives us an insight into an endeavour of the human mind which could be compared with a religious rite, an opus divinum [divine task]. The difference between them is that the alchemical opus was not a collective activity rigorously defined as…
C. G. Jung: Psychological Types. 1921 GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF THE TYPES A. INTRODUCTION In the following pages I shall attempt a general description of the types, and my first concern must be with the two general types I have termed introverted and extraverted. But, in addition, I shall also try to give a certain characterization…
The animus is a cunning fox who knows how to hide his footprints with his tail. -C.G. Jung. Editor’s Foreword During my four years at the C.G. Jung lnstitute of Znrich (1974- 1978), I went to all of Dr. von Franz’s lectures and read everything she ever wrote. Some of her seminars had been…