Psychological Types – Introduction INTRODUCTION [1] In my practical medical work with nervous patients I have long been struck by the fact that besides the many individual differences in human psychology there are also typical differences. Two types especially become clear to me; I have termed them the introverted and the extraverted types. [2] When … Read more
Adolf Harnack: Conceptions of the Work of Jesus; Belief in the Resurrection (1) The inner conviction that Christ had revealed himself to him, that the Gospel was the message of the crucified and risen Christ, and that God had called him to proclaim that message to the world, was the power and the secret of … Read more
Živorad Mihajlović-Slavinski – Invisible Influences Freedom from the Effects of Bodiless Entities GENERAL INTRODUCTION Teachings about Entities and the practical processes that deal with them have a very short documented history and a very long past. The roots of these processes are inextricably connected to shamanism, the oldest magical and therapeutic method, which originated a … Read more
Jung Aspects of the Masculine, Introduction Introduction To understand what C. G. Jung means by “the masculine” is to gain access to the ground of his entire approach to psychology, for his psychology, as he liked to admit, was his “personal confession”—the confession of a man seeking to understand human psychology in the patriarchal context … Read more