Carl Jung on the causality of fantasy   Letters Volume I To Henry A. Murray My dear Dr. Murray, 10 September 1935 Thank you for your interesting letter. I think going to Samoa is a very wonderful plan, but nothing for myself as I’m fettered to all sorts of obligations in Zurich. Next summer I’m… 

John W. Perry: Jung’s Influence On my Life and Work Contact with Jung: Essays on the influence of his work and personality My first encounter with Jung arose out of one of those auspicious blendings of circumstance which seem so often to mark the turning-points in one’s psychic life. On behalf of my intent to… 

Carl Jung: Descent into Hell Carl Jung Depth Psychology Facebook Group Red Book In the following night, the air was filled with many voices. A loud voice called, ”I am falling.” Others cried out confused and excited during this: ”Where to? What do you want?” Should I entrust myself to this confusion? I shuddered. It isa… 

Tina Keller: Man’s Powers Memoir of Tina Keller-Jenny: A Lifelong Confrontation with the Psychology of C.G. Jung In spite of the importance of becoming really conscious of our human limitations and accepting these, there is something in us that powerfully denies them and wants to transcend them.   Paradoxically, it is when we are most aware… 

How many will God break? Red Book I must say this, not with reference to the opinions of the ancients or this or that authority; but because I have experienced it. It has happened thus in me. And it certainly happened in a way that I neither expected nor wished for. The experience of the…