The Life, Work and Legacy of Carl Jung
Ira Progoff, Jung Synchronicity and Human Destiny One of the great expectations that the nineteenth century bequeathed to us was its confidence that the methods of the physical sciences would succeed equally well in the study of man. That hope, of course, has not materialized. During the past generation it has become necessary to reconsider … Read more
The Black Serpent and the Beautiful Young Girl Inherited Views of the Feminine I’m nobody! Who are you? Then there’s a pair of us—don’t tell Are you nobody, too? They’d banish us, you know. —Emily Dickinson The title of this chapter comes from an Active Imagination or vision that Jung recounts in Memories, Dreams, Reflections. … Read more
Cornelia Brunner, Anima as Fate Dream Sixty-Seven: The Oversized Farmer “On the edge of a freshly plowed and harrowed field with good, black soil stands a healthy, good-looking, and oversized farmer. As I look at him, I think that more men like him are needed to till the field. In that instant my wish is … Read more
Edward F. Edinger, The Christian Archetype Assumption and Coronation of Mary The dogmatization of the Assumptio Mariae points to the hieros gamos in the pleroma, and this in turn implies . . .the future birth of the divine child, who, in accordance with the divine trend towards incarnation, will choose as his birthplace the empirical … Read more