Jung’s Archetypes and Theory of the Collective Unconscious

Jung’s Archetypes and Theory of the Collective Unconscious: Archetype

Jung’s Archetypes and Theory of the Collective Unconscious

Jung’s Archetypes and Theory of the Collective Unconscious

1. Children’s Dreams Seminar Quotations

1. Children’s Dreams Seminar Quotations: Children's Dreams Seminar

Joseph Campbell: The source of temporal life is eternity.

Joseph Campbell: The source of temporal life is eternity.: CAMPBELL: The source of temporal life is eternity.

Carl Jung: The Supreme Meaning

Carl Jung: The Supreme Meaning: But the supreme meaning is the path) the way and the bridge to what is to come.

On those who would consider him a Prophet or any of his writings Scripture.

On those who would consider him a Prophet or any of his writings Scripture.: prophet

Everything that irritates us about others can lead us to an understanding of ourselves

Everything that irritates us about others can lead us to an understanding of ourselves: We always require an outside point to stand on, in order to apply the lever of criticism. This is especially so in psychology, where by the nature of the material we are much more subjectively involved than in any other science. How, for example, can we become conscious of national peculiarities if we have never had the opportunity to regard our own nation from outside? Regarding it from outside means regarding it from the standpoint of another nation. To do so, we must acquire sufficient knowledge of the foreign collective psyche, and in the course of this process of assimilation we encounter all those in compatibilities which constitute the national bias and the national peculiarity.

Carl Jung Never Said

Carl Jung Never Said: jung

Owning Your Own Shadow Understandingthe Dark Side of the Psyche

Owning Your Own Shadow Understandingthe Dark Side of the Psyche: Nazareth is now holy to us , the birthplace of the Savior; but in biblical times it was the wrong side of the tracks and the least likely place to fmd an epiphany of the spirit. Many people fail to find their God-given living water because they are not prepared to search in unusual places . It is likely to turn up in Nazareth again-and be as ignored as before. One such unexpected source is our own shadow, that dumping ground for all those characteristic s of our personality that we disown. As we will see later, these disowned parts are extremely valuable and cannot be disregarded. As promised of the living water, our shadow costs nothing and is immediately- and emb arrass ingly-ever present. To honor and accept one’s own shadow is a profound spiritual discipl!ne . It is whole-making and thus holy and the most important experience of a lifetime.  ~Robert A. Johnson, Owning Your Own Shadow Understandingthe Dark Side of the Psyche, Page, vii-x

Carl Jung: “Man and His Symbols” – Quotations

Carl Jung: “Man and His Symbols” – Quotations: Man and His Symbols

1. Carl Jung Institutes, Societies, Organizations and Groups Directory

1. Carl Jung  Institutes, Societies, Organizations and Groups Directory: institute

1. Children’s Dreams Seminar Quotations

1. Children’s Dreams Seminar Quotations: Children's Dreams Seminar

Paracelsus: In the same way that God maintains our bodies to grant us a long life because we love him.

Paracelsus: In the same way that God maintains our bodies to grant us a long life because we love him.: Paracelsus

How can I attain the knowledge of the heart?

How can I attain the knowledge of the heart?: But how can I attain the knowledge of the heart? You can attain this knowledge only by living your life to the full. You live your life fully if you also live

Joseph Campbell: The source of temporal life is eternity.

Joseph Campbell: The source of temporal life is eternity.: CAMPBELL: The source of temporal life is eternity.

Liliane Frey-Rohn, Friedrich Nietzsche A Psychological Approach to his Life and Work

Liliane Frey-Rohn, Friedrich Nietzsche A Psychological Approach to his Life and Work: Nietzsche

Carl Jung on how to use Active Imagination.

Carl Jung on how to use Active Imagination.: Carl Jung: Wounded Healer of the Soul

Carl Jung: “Man and His Symbols” – Quotations

Carl Jung: “Man and His Symbols” – Quotations: Man and His Symbols

Resolution ~ The Red Book

Resolution ~ The Red Book: Resolution ~ The Red Book The Red Book In the third night, deep longing to continue experiencing the mysteries seized me. The struggle between doubt and

The Spiritual Problem of Modern Man by C.G. Jung

The Spiritual Problem of Modern Man by C.G. Jung: The Spiritual Problem of Modern Man

Two Essays on Analytical Psychology Quotations

Two Essays on Analytical Psychology Quotations: Carl Jung Depth Psychology Facebook Group

Humankind is masculine and feminine, not just man or woman.

Humankind is masculine and feminine, not just man or woman.: But humankind is masculine and feminine, not just man or woman.

Carl Jung on “Madness” “Insanity” – Anthology

Carl Jung on “Madness” “Insanity” – Anthology: So long as you feel the human contact, the atmosphere of mutual confidence, there is no danger; and even if you have to face the terrors of insanity, or the

Edward F. Edinger, The Christian Archetype

Edward F. Edinger, The Christian Archetype: Christian

Joseph L. Henderson, Wisdom of the Serpent

Joseph L. Henderson, Wisdom of the Serpent

M. Esther Harding, The Parental Image

M. Esther Harding, The Parental Image: parent

Carl Jung: Conflict between nature and spirit is itself a reflection of the paradox of psychic life.

Carl Jung: Conflict between nature and spirit is itself a reflection of the paradox of psychic life.: The conflict between nature and spirit is itself a reflection of the paradox of psychic life.

I doubt very much whether we of the Freudian school would be welcome guests.

I doubt very much whether we of the Freudian school would be welcome guests.: freud

Leaving My Fathers House A Journey to Conscious Femininity

Leaving My Fathers House A Journey to Conscious Femininity: Leaving My Fathers House A Journey to Conscious Femininity

The egg splits into two, and Phanes, the first of the Gods, appears.

The egg splits into two, and Phanes, the first of the Gods, appears.: The egg splits into two, and Phanes, the first of the Gods, appears.

Ann Belford Ulanov – Introduction: The Spirit in Jung

Ann Belford Ulanov – Introduction: The Spirit in Jung: SEARCH SUBSCRIBE TO BLOG VIA EMAIL

Carl Jung: But what about men, what about mankind

Carl Jung: But what about men, what about mankind: Mankind

Carl Jung and Katy Cabot Correspondence:

Carl Jung and Katy Cabot Correspondence:: Carl Jung to Katy Cabot: July 17, 1930

Ann Casement – Carl Jung and the Grail

Ann Casement – Carl Jung and the Grail: Grail

C. G. Jung and the Jewish Foundations of Alchemy

C. G. Jung and the Jewish Foundations of Alchemy: alchemy

To Be What you are is the Bath of Rebirth

To Be What you are is the Bath of Rebirth: To be that which you are is the bath of rebirth. In the depths,being is not an unconditional persistence but an endlessly slow growth.

The Gnostics and their Remains

The Gnostics and their Remains: Gnostic

1. I came to the place of the soul

1. I came to the place of the soul: Through giving my soul all I could give, I came to the place of the soul and found that this place was a hot desert, desolate and unfruitful. No culture of

Some Carl Jung Quotation

Some Carl Jung Quotation: quotation

The Ghost as a Psychic Phenomenon

The Ghost as a Psychic Phenomenon: Ghost

Carl Jung on Archaic.

Carl Jung on Archaic.: Archaic

A Jungian perspective: Doubt truth to be a liar

A Jungian perspective: Doubt truth to be a liar

1935 15 May LECTURE II Zarathustra Seminar

1935 15 May LECTURE II Zarathustra Seminar: Zarathustra Seminar

Carl Jung: The Meaning of Dreams

Carl Jung: The Meaning of Dreams: meaning

Carl Jung: “Visions Seminar” – Quotations

Carl Jung: “Visions Seminar” – Quotations: Most connections in the world are not relationships, they are participation mystique. One is then apparently connected, but of course it is never a real

The Phenomenon of Man: The Transit to Life

The Phenomenon of Man: The Transit to Life: Life

The Phenomenon of Man: The Transit to Life

The Phenomenon of Man: The Transit to Life: Life

Carl Jung on the “Human Body” – Anthology

Carl Jung on the “Human Body” – Anthology: If we seek our connection with the snake we come to the spinal cord and that points to the animal soul of man which leads him down into the darkness of the body, into the instinct which one meets in animal form in the outer world. Carl Jung, ETH Lecture 8March1935, Pages 199-200. The ancestral part is given to us by our body, we take over the life of our ancestors in that way. It is the ter- race of life because it is here that life renews itself. Carl Jung, ETH Lecture 12July1935, Pages 240. The age of the body is something we often swindle ourselves about, but this swindle does not help the psy- che. Carl Jung, ETH Lecture IV 24 May 1935, Pages 213. Disintegration is consciously undertaken in our text with the purpose of emptying the ego consciousness and integrating a central consciousness, the totality of the personality; it is undertaken because the problem of the body has come up. Carl Jung, ETH Lecture 20Jan1939, Page62. All this means that in time and space I am only here in my body, I cannot be identical with Buddha, but if I can rid myself of all my personal contents, if I can distribute them as Devatas all over the universe, I can sit in the heaven of the gods and reach eternal peace. Carl Jung, ETH Lecture 20Jan1939, Page 62. The text tells us that the body of the sleeper is imagined to be the body of the Buddha, we should understand that as the diamond body. So it is the transformation of the ordinary body into the eternally durable body that is meant. Carl Jung, ETH Lecture 9Dec38, Page 43. a) The Dharma Kaya = the world of absolute truth. b) The Sambhoga Kaya = the world of subtle bodies. c) The Nirmana Kaya = the world of created things. One could also call these three: Self, anima and body. Carl Jung, ETH Lecture 2Dec1938, Page 35.

Dr. Carl Gustav Jung, one of the founders of psychiatry, tells: “Why I Believe in God.”

Dr. Carl Gustav Jung, one of the founders of psychiatry, tells: “Why I Believe in God.”: god

Out of the depths of the crater he is calling for help.

Out of the depths of the crater he is calling for help.: depth

Anima Mundi Mandala

Anima Mundi Mandala: mandala

Is there a number at the root of universe? Is there a primal number?

Is there a number at the root of universe? Is there a primal number?: number

The Freud-Janet Controversy: An Unpublished Letter

The Freud-Janet Controversy: An Unpublished Letter: Freud

Carl Jung: The Supreme Meaning

Carl Jung: The Supreme Meaning: But the supreme meaning is the path) the way and the bridge to what is to come.

The Promise of Easter

The Promise of Easter: easter

Enlightenment: West and East

Enlightenment: West and East: Enlightenment: West and East

Writings of Jane Lead a Christian Mystic

Writings of Jane Lead a Christian Mystic: Mystic

Mystery and Initiation

Mystery and Initiation: initiation

Birds in Alchemy

Birds in Alchemy: Birds in Alchemy

Carl Jung: The alchemical operations were real

Carl Jung: The alchemical operations were real: "The alchemical operations were real, only this reality was not physical but psychological. Alchemy represents the projection of a drama both cosmic and