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
Carl Jung: Between Good and Evil There are times in the world’s history—and our own time may be one of them—when good must stand aside, so that anything destined to be better first appears in evil form. This shows how extremely dangerous it is even to touch these problems, for evil can so easily slip … Read more
THE PROBLEM OF EVIL TODAY C.G. JUNG The Christian myth remained unassailably vital for a millennium-until the first signs of a further transformation of consciousness began appearing in the eleventh century. From then on, the symptoms of unrest and doubt increased, until at the end of the second millennium the outlines of a universal catastrophe … Read more