The Peeress of Provost; Disclosures Concerning the Inner Life of Man INTRODUCTION. DISCLOSURES CONCERNING THE INNER LIFE OF MAN. As must every man who, isolating himself from the hurry and bustle of external life, to contemplate his inner self, you will feel, dear reader, that our inner and outer life are not only different, but…
Interview with Edward F. Edinger Lawrence Jaffe, Interviewer Jaffe: I’m going to start by reading you a paragraph from Jung that you are very familiar with: I had to understand that I was unable to make the people see what I am after. I am practically alone. There are a few who understand this and…
Aniela Jaffe, From the Life and Work of C.G. Jung, Alchemy Jung’s method of research was pre-eminently historical. It consisted essentially in comparing his ideas and intuitions, and the insights he had gained from the empirical material provided by his patients, with the historical evidence. This method enabled him to view his own psychic experiences…
The Olympian Gods Edinger explores the Olympian gods as archetypal presences within the collective unconscious—psychic entities that persist beyond the transient ego. In The Iliad, gods and mortals share the battlefield, illustrating how archetypal forces interpenetrate human experience. Though consciousness often drowns out their influence, these powers remain active beneath the surface. The sacred number…