The Life, Work and Legacy of Carl Jung
What is the self? It is yourself and there is no excuse whatever. […] But it must be clear, if the unconscious flows in with our action and with our behaviour, that we assume responsibility. Otherwise it would not be expressed, but would simply be an event that occurred, and it would occur just as … Read more
We can forgive the early Christian when he speaks of the love for the neighbor. We can forgive the early Christian when he speaks of the love for the neighbor, because he was quite aware that he did not hate himself. He was taught that he loved himself and he knew it very well. He … Read more
Nietzsche, in his identity with Zarathustra. Carl Jung Depth Psychology Facebook Group Nietzsche, in his identity with Zarathustra, reviles the collective man without realizing that he is a collective man himself, so he is really reviling himself […] Unfortunately enough, he has certain thoughts which transcend the lower regions, but that does not mean that … Read more
if you can assimilate your shadow, you then appear to yourself not only subjective but as something objective as well As a matter of fact, you cannot assimilate yourself, you cannot live with yourself, unless you understand yourself as a sort of givenness, a datum; you are an objective fact. If you assume that you … Read more