Carl Jung: Sigmund Freud in His Historical Spirit in Man, Art, & Literature It is always a delicate and dangerous task to place a living man in historical perspective. But at least it is possible to gauge his significance and the extent to which he has been conditioned by history if his life-work and system … Read more
Lucile Elliott Concerning Jung’s Influence in California Contact with Jung: Essays on the influence of his work and personality For me the heritage from Jung is a challenge. With others who feel similarly, this challenge is for each of us to find his own way of growth into his own wholeness. The implications of the … Read more
Carl Jung Quotations It is more likely that in the unconscious of the introvert there is a love for the object that compensates his fear of it, while in the unconscious of the extravert there is a fear that compensates his love for the object. ~Carl Jung, Jung-Schmid Correspondence, Pages 55-62. The introvert needs the … Read more
Carl Jung on Karmic Illusion. Psychology and Religion [Note: Those familiar with “The Red Book” may wish to consider the implications of the statement below which states “The Chonyid state is equivalent to a deliberately induced psychosis” with particular emphasis on the words “deliberately induced psychosis.”] So far as I know, there is no inheritance … Read more