The Life, Work and Legacy of Carl Jung
Erich Neumann: The Biblical Story of Jacob and Esau Jacob and Esau are the best-known pair of twins in the Bible, sons of Isaac and Rebekah.1 Abraham’s servant was sent to Aram-Naharaim to find a wife for his son Isaac. Guided by providence, the servant met Rebekah at the city well, and the girl was … Read more
Paul of Tarsus is a giant figure. He was born about 10 A.D. in the capital of Cilicia, near the Mediterranean in southern Asia Minor. Tarsus was one of the large cities of the times, a great commercial center with a population of probably 500,000. After Alexander’s conquest, it became a largely Greek city with … Read more
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 … Read more
Daniel was appalled by his dream, although the women were not. The real reason Dionysus has been banished from our culture, is that he is the feod of death and resurrection. Patriarchy, with its unrealistic faith in the goals of this life, is built upon the denial of transformation and death. It cannot tolerate a … Read more