The Life, Work and Legacy of Carl Jung
Carl Jung: I have become an ascetic, a hermit in the pleasure gardens of the earth “Dear Hedy Wyss! Your letter presses deeply into the strings, sounding out chords that reverberate into the unfathomable. Yes, that’s it precisely, and that’s what women look like when they love. And I should not beg forgiveness that I … Read more
The Extroverted Sensation Type: Inferior Introverted Intuition The extroverted sensation type is represented in someone whose gift and specialized function is to sense and relate in a concrete and practical way to outer objects. Such people observe everything, smell everything, and on entering a room know almost at once how many people are present. … Read more
James Hillman: The Dream and The Underworld – Bridge It is sometimes said that most ideas can be put into a few words-like one of those pre-Socratic fragments-and these few words condensed into a title, so that what one calls a · book is no easy matter. Among the possible titles for this work have … Read more
Sonu Shamdasani: C.G. Jung Dreams – Foreword FOREWORD TO THE 2010 EDITION READING JUNG AFTER THE RED BOOK With the publication of Liber Novus—Jung’s Red Book1—a new chapter opens in the reading of Jung’s works. For the first time, one is in a position to grasp the constitution of Jung’s work from 1914 onward, and … Read more