Carl Jung on the “Sea.” – Anthology I saw how we live toward death, how the swaying golden wheat sinks together under the scythe of the reaper, / like a smooth wave on the sea-beach. Carl Jung, The Red Book, Page 268. But for him who has seen the chaos, there.is no more hiding,…
Carl Jung: Psyche cannot be totally different from matter, for how otherwise could it move matter? [“Matter” comes from the root word “Mater” or “Mother” and is ultimately the “Great Mother” which gives form to all of Creation and consequently has historically been legitimately worthy of the highest respect and veneration. Sadly over recent centuries…
If the human soul is anything If the human [soul] is anything, it must be of unimaginable complexity and diversity, so that it cannot possibly be approached through a mere psychology of instinct. I can only gaze with wonder and awe at the depths and heights of our psychic nature. Its non-spatial universe conceals an…
The joyous Christian tells us how things ought to be, but he is careful not to touch things as they are. Letters Volume II Anonymous Dear Sir, 7 May 1960 As your friendly letter has brought not only much amusement but also illumination to me, it deserves special consideration. It is a model for the intelligent…