Carl Jung on "Ulcers" - Carl Jung Depth Psychology

Carl Jung on "Ulcers" - Carl Jung Depth Psychology: [Excerpt of a letter by Dr. Jung to Peter Baynes who was suffering from a duodenal ulcer} seen … similar ailments in psychological conditions where people were living beyond themselves, driven by certain unconscious contents. Particularly intuitive individuals are inclined to disregard the reality of their body, of themselves and of the surrounding conditions. An ulcer looks to …

Carl Jung "The Symbolic Life" CW 18 Quotations - Carl Jung Depth Psychology

Carl Jung "The Symbolic Life" CW 18 Quotations - Carl Jung Depth Psychology: Carl Jung:  CW 18 “The Symbolic Life”   The individual is obliged by the collective demands to purchase his individuation at the cost of an equivalent work for the benefit of society. ~Carl Jung, CW 18, Page 452.   Individuation and collectivity are a pair of opposites, two divergent destinies. They are related to one …

Bollingen: An Adventure in Collecting the Past - Quotations - Carl Jung Depth Psychology

Bollingen: An Adventure in Collecting the Past - Quotations - Carl Jung Depth Psychology: Alexis Leger had no partiality for any system of psychology and, indeed, no patience with psychoanalysis, Jungian or otherwise. There has been scarcely a glimmer of interest in his poetry from critics of a Jungian leaning. Yet, throughout almost the entire career of the Bollingen program, the work of St.-J ohn Perse was given a …

Stone by Stone: Reflections on the Psychology of C.G. Jung - Images - Carl Jung Depth Psychology

Stone by Stone: Reflections on the Psychology of C.G. Jung - Images - Carl Jung Depth Psychology: Stone by Stone: Reflections on the Psychology of C.G. Jung

Jane Reid: Jung, My Mother and I - Quotations - Carl Jung Depth Psychology

Jane Reid: Jung, My Mother and I - Quotations - Carl Jung Depth Psychology: I really do think that you [Katy Cabot] understand Dr. Jung’s teaching far better and deeper than almost anyone else. ~Toni Wolff, Jung, My Mother and I, Page 14 My mother saw Jung for the first time while I was at the Kinderspital. She also began her analysis with Toni Wolff that same autumn. ~Jane …

William Schoenl - C.G. Jung-His Friendships with Mary Mellon & J.B. Priestley - Quotations - Carl Jung Depth Psychology

William Schoenl - C.G. Jung-His Friendships with Mary Mellon & J.B. Priestley - Quotations - Carl Jung Depth Psychology: C.G. Jung: His Friendships with Mary Mellon and J.B. Priestley     Franz Jung told me that his father had “a nose and ears”-that he was human. It is a C. G. Jung with “a nose and ears” who appears in the correspondence with Mary Mellon.  ~William Schoenl – C.G. Jung-His Friendships with Mary Mellon …

H.G. Baynes on the Suicide of his Wife (Hilda) - Carl Jung Depth Psychology

H.G. Baynes on the Suicide of his Wife (Hilda) - Carl Jung Depth Psychology: Peter’s return from Africa brought him face to face with the terrible tragedy of his wife’s death. He speaks of being haunted by her spirit.  ~Diana Baynes, Jung’s Apprentice, Page 195 She could not free her soul from the clutching fingers, which caught her out of the chaos of the past, by means of …

The Art of C.G. Jung [Images] - Carl Jung Depth Psychology

The Art of C.G. Jung [Images] - Carl Jung Depth Psychology: The Art of C.G. Jung