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…
Dionysus the Areopagite: Preface to Mystic Theology Mystic Theology is like that ladder set up on the earth whose top reached to Heayen on which the angels of God were ascending and descending, and above which stood Almighty God, The Angel ascending is the negative” which distinguishes Almighty God from all created things. God is…
Carl Jung Introduction to The Inner World of the Child What this book provides is not theory, but experience. That is just what gives it its special value for anyone really interested in child psychology. We cannot fully understand the psychology of the child or that of the adult if we regard it a s…
A HYMN TO ALL-FATHER GOD. WHO, then, may sing Thee praise of Thee, or praise to Thee ? WHITHER, again, am I to turn my eyes to sing Thy praise ; above, below, within, without ? There is no way, no place is there about Thee, nor any other thing of things that are. All…