Flight of the alone It is rather remarkable to note that Dr. Jung concludes The Red Book with the words: “The touchstone is being alone with oneself This is the way.” Compare this with the words with which Plotinus ends The Enneads in the Chapter entitled: “The Flight of the Alone.” The Enneads: “F” (conclusion)…
Carl Jung: A child prior to contracting infantile paralysis. Letters of C. G. Jung: Volume 2, 1951-1961 To Linda Veladini Dear Fraulein Veladini, 25 April 1952 I would gladly corroborate your interesting observations if I were in a position to do so. But I lack the necessary experience in this specialized field. In my practice…
Gerhard Dorn Quotations Carl Jung Depth Psychology Facebook Group C.G. Jung and Marie-Louise Von Franz and The Star in Man Gerhard Dorn But no man can know himself unless he know what and not who he is, on whom he depends on whose he is (for by the law of truth no one belongs to…
The Mandala and Mysterium Coniunctionis Carl Jung Depth Psychology Facebook Group Mysterium Coniunctionis (Collected Works of C.G. Jung Vol.14 The mandala symbolizes, by its central point, the ultimate unity of all archetypes as well as the multiplicity of the…
Psyche and Matter by Marie-Louise von Franz Carl Jung Depth Psychology Facebook Group Psyche and Matter Psyche and Matter by Marie-Louise von Franz selected passages: “Matter and Psyche from the Point of View of the Psychology of C.G. Jung” (1974) “There are probably many different numerical structures that repeatedly make a parallel appearance in the…