Writings of Jane Lead a Christian Mystic Quotable Jane Lead Though our Lord Christ was made a visible sacrifice for sin, He never intended that it should excuse any of His members from a conformity with Him in his death, knowing that His death alone for us would not do—without coming by His Spirit to…
Mystery and Initiation j. Mystery and Initiation We have dwelt at some length on the Karadjeri initiation because it is always instructive to study in detail at least one rite of the type under investigation. Then we need speak only briefly of the other initiations. But the example of the Karadjeri shows us that things…
Life, so-called, is a short episode between two great mysteries, which yet are One. (Letter of 1947: vol. [,483); Jung in 1960 Jung formulated his ideas on death as personal views. He was not looking for objectively valid statements; rather, he based his reflections on his own experiences, and he followed the stream of images…
Coming to Terms with Jung: On Tina Keller’s Memoirs Foreword Coming to Terms with Jung: On Tina Keller’s Memoirs From 1913 onwards, Jung commenced a process of selfexperimentation which he called his ‘confrontation with the unconscious,’ the details of which have only recently come into public view, with the publication of Liber Novus, his Red…