The Jung-White Letters The Jung-White Letters Reflections on the Jung-White Letters When after World War II Victor White, a Dominican priest, began to correspond with C.G. Jung, and Jung responded enthusiastically, the stage was set for the beginning of a genuine Jungian-Christian dialogue. Jung was about to begin a series of writings on Christianity, and welcomed…
Carl Jung: These royal tombs, deliberately built for eternity Carl Jung Depth Psychology Facebook Group Children’s Dreams: Notes from the Seminar Given in 1936-1940 (Philemon Foundation Series) [Carl Jung: “These royal tombs, deliberately built for eternity…”] In the pyramid of Borobudur in Java, the picture of Buddha is clearly visible on the lower terraces, surrounded…
Carl Jung and “Wolf Soul.” C.G. Jung Letters, Vol. 1: 1906-1950 Anonymous My dear Mrs. N., 6 September 1943 Your relation to Mrs. X. seems to be disturbed by the “wolf soul .” As you pointed out, envy, competition, feelings of inferiority etc. arose between you. With reference to myself there is also the factor…
So one never can tell how the future religion will look or what it will be based on. C.G. Jung Letters, Vol. 1: 1906-1950 To Leslie Hollingsworth Dear Mr. Hollingsworth, 21 April 1934 Of course one can guess what the religion of the future might be, but it’s hardly worthwhile guessing. Surely the Christians of…
Why Prayers are very necessary C.G. Jung Letters, Vol. 1: 1906-1950 Anonymous Dear N. N., 10 September 1 943 Here I send you merely a greeting to tell you that I have understood your letter. I have thought much about prayer. It-prayers-are very necessary because it makes the Beyond we conjecture and think about an…