The Life, Work and Legacy of Carl Jung
Ha: Why did my mother bear me Black Books Why did my mother bear me- I crawled out of a stone-do you know the ridiculous entity that calls itself my mother- one could call it a stake, a sharp block or a cone. It’s beautiful, it’s pointed above and completely round underneath and evenly proportioned … Read more
Philemon: He is the understanding of what the devils speak Black Books Truly, Phanes is the consoler. He leads the hands of those who err. He is the counsellor of the widow. He fills the empty beaker. He lays bread on the table of the hungry. He is the friend of the lonely. He gives voice … Read more
Philemon: I do not die, I am already Phanes, not a man but a flame of God. Black Books This man would like to know who I am. Did I not tell him who I was and who I am? I did not say who I will be. I will be Phanes. I will dissolve … Read more
Carl Jung’s Soul and the Golden Serpent Black Books So listen-a golden serpent is the way, a shimmering serpent bridge over a black grave-a dark gate behind splendor-a red light in the darkness of the background-that is evil. I make it out. You did well in not taking this way. Should I take it? So … Read more