The Life, Work and Legacy of Carl Jung
Carl Jung: The Battle for Deliverance From the Mother There now comes a short pause in the production of the visions. Then the activity of the unconscious is energetically resumed. A wood appears, with trees and bushes. After our discussion in the preceding chapter, we need only say that the meaning of the forest coincides … Read more
Emma Jung’s Father, Mother and Sister Jean Rauschenbach 1856–1905 Bertha Rauschenbach 1856–1932 mother mother mother mother mother mother mother The Rauschenbach sisters, Marguerite left and Emma right, c. 1885. Photographers: Tronel & Koch, Schaffhausen Emma Jung – Dedicated to the Soul_ The Writings and Drawings of Emma Jung, Page 22 Emma Maria Rau schenbach was … Read more
Jane Cabot Reid, Jung, My Mother and I – Introduction Introduction My mother was living in her Villa on the Corso degli Inglesi in San Remo, Italy, when she was taken ill with a heart attack and stroke early in April 1976. Though ailing all winter she had remained socially active, and once stricken she … Read more
Jane Cabot Reid, Jung, My Mother and I, Introduction Introduction My mother was living in her Villa on the Corso degli Inglesi in San Remo, Italy, when she was taken ill with a heart attack and stroke early in April 1976. Though ailing all winter she had remained socially active, and once stricken she expected … Read more