The Life, Work and Legacy of Carl Jung
I wanted to come to you, but I had to go with Philemon. Black Books Jung: Is something still missing? I am not completely myself. Speak, what is it? Soul: “I am ill, mentally ill. You saw it. I did not find the connection to you. That’s why I am ill. How do you stand … Read more
All of this faded when the God arose and only Philemon kept that language Black Books In the autumn of 1917, in the manuscript of Scrutinies, Jung wrote, concerning his changing relation to Philemon: “Since the God has ascended to the upper realms, Philemon also has become different. He first appeared to me as a magician who … Read more
Carl Jung: My soul, I heard of errors. You were my error. Black Books V. 17, My soul, I heard of errors. You were my error. Yes, you were my participation in the opposites, in good and evil. I did good as good, evil as evil. I should have done what was to be done, … Read more
It could not be for you, you said, you had to remain the psychologist- the person who understood the process Black Books Cary Baynes ·wrote about a discussion with Jung on January 26, 1924, in which he described the Red Book in the following way: “There were various figures speaking, Elias, Father Philemon, etc. but … Read more