A temple of the living spirit. CONCLUSION I SHOULD like to conclude this brief and fragmentary discussion of myths and symbols in Indian art and civilization with a general remark and then a little parable which has been among my favorites since I came to know it some ten years ago. As for the general…
THE ORIGIN OF GNOSTICISM Asking next the question where or from what historical tradition Gnosticism originated, we are confronted with an old crux of historical speculation: the most conflicting theories have been advanced in the course of time and are still in the field today. The early Church Fathers, and independently of them Plotinus, emphasized…
Ann Belford Ulanov: Introduction – Spiritual Aspects of Clinical Work Introduction In this twenty-first century, the beginning of a new millennium, we can look back on the twentieth century in which depth work with the psyche, as a distinct discipline, was born. What an extraordinary venture this is – that we can find in the…
Jung and St. Paul CHRIST Jung treats ‘the Self* as a concept which stands above the turmoil of religious controversy, and it would seem that he thinks that what he says of the Self embraces all that is significant in what men say of Tao, Nirvana, Brahman, Christ or any other central religious concept. One…