The Life, Work and Legacy of Carl Jung
Tibetan Book of the Dead: [THE JUDGEMENT] [Instructions to the Officiant]: Yet, again, it may be possible that because of the influence of bad karma one will not recognize even thus. Therefore, call the deceased by name, and speak as follows: O nobly—born, (so—and—so), listen. That thou art suffering so cometh from thine own karma … Read more
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Carl Jung: the relativity of the symbol. Psychological Types (The Collected Works of C. G. Jung, Vol. 6) We now come to the main theme of this chapter—the relativity of the symbol. The “relativity of God,” as I understand it, denotes a point of view that does not conceive of God as “absolute,” i.e., wholly … Read more
Carl Jung on the Pope Anthology Pope with the unicorn as the symbol of the Holy Ghost.—From Scaligcr, Explanntio imaginum (1570); antithesis to Paracelsus, Auslegung der Figuren (1569) ~Editor, CW 12, Image 261 So, you see, I brought these people back into the Church, with the result that the Pope himself gave me a private … Read more