The Life, Work and Legacy of Carl Jung
25 February 1931 Visions Seminars Lecture V Visions Seminar 25 February 1931 Visions Seminars Lecture V We were talking last time about the question of the violation of the blood. It is rather important to understand that remark of the animus, “you have violated the blood.” It explains why the Indians ran away. A crowd … Read more
5 November 1930 Visions Seminar Lecture IV LECTURE IV 5 November 1930 After those three dreams which ended with the remark about the lunatic asylum, the patient had again several hypnogogic visions. These new ones were very much like the other ones, very simple and fragmentary, sort of hieroglyphs. The first one was an upraised … Read more
Clement’s view is clearly Monotheistic, as it unites the opposites in one God. Black Books In his later writings, Jung argued that the Christian God-image was one-sided in that it left out the factor of evil. Through studying the historical transformations of God-images, he attempted to correct this (especially in Aion and Answer to Job). In his … Read more
12 November 1930 Visions Seminar Lecture V Visions Seminar LECTURE V 12 November 1930 Dr. Jung: We stopped last time with the dream of the black veil. The next dream was in the same night: I found myself in a graveyard in the devastated area in France. The graves were made of red sandstone. I … Read more