Carl Jung: On Water Symbolism Water Symbolism When one has awoken from Muladhara, one goes into the water, which represents the unconscious where one faces the Leviathan/Crocodile from the depths which are ones own demons. The Leviathan is the biggest and most fearsome creature of the watery depths. (but it represents the same animal as… 

Carl Jung: It is the role of the individual that especially concerns me. letters Vol. II [Carl Jung: Well, at the moment, thank God, I have no new work in view.] To Martin Flinker Dear Herr Flinker, 17 October 1957 You have been kind enough to ask me what I am working on now and… 

Carl Jung: You should not imagine me enthroned above world events Letters Vol. I To Erich Neumann Dear Colleague, 19 December 1938 Please don’t worry about having written me such a long letter. I would have liked to know long ago what you are doing. You should not imagine me enthroned above world events on… 

Carl Jung: Who are the dead, and what does it mean to answer them? The Original Protocols for Memories, Dreams, Reflections Carl Jung: Finally, we come to the question, who are the dead, and what does it mean to answer them? Finally, we come to the question, who are the dead, and what does it… 

The Incantation in the Red Book     Jung Currents – Incantations Set the egg before you, the God in his beginning. And behold it. And incubate it with the magical warmth of your gaze. Christmas has come. The God is in the egg. I have prepared a rug for my God, an expensive red…