Belief and the Basic Postulates of Analytical Psychology IT was universally believed in the Middle Ages as well as in the Græco-Roman world that the soul is a substance. Indeed, mankind as a whole has held this belief from its earliest beginnings, and it was left for the second half of the nineteenth century to…
Robert A. Johnson – SHE: Understanding the Feminine Psychology The story of Amor and Psyche is one of the best elucidations available of the psychology of the feminine personality. It is an ancient, pre-Christian myth, first recorded in classical Greek times, having enjoyed a long oral tradition before that; it is still pertinent for us…
Ricki Stefanie Tannen: Where Have All The Virgins Gone? Where have all the virgins gone? As I understand the virgin archetype, it is that aspect of the feminine, in man or woman, that has the courage to Be and the flexibility to be always Becoming. (Woodman 1985: 78) There was a time when the archetypal…
Foreword by Dr. C. G. Jung to Suzuki’s Zen Buddhism Daistz Teitaro Suzuki’s w’orks on Zen Buddhism are among the best contributions to the knowledge of living Buddhism that recent decades have produced, and Zen itself is the most impxDrtant fruit that has sprung from that tree whose roots are the collections of the Pali-Canon.…