The Meaning of Myth

The Meaning of Myth: myth

I will be no savior, no lawgiver, no master teacher unto you. You are no longer little children.

I will be no savior, no lawgiver, no master teacher unto you. You are no longer little children.: I will be no savior, no lawgiver, no master teacher unto you. You are no longer little children.

Carl Jung: Yet I think of myself as a Christian since I am entirely based upon Christian concepts.

Carl Jung: Yet I think of myself as a Christian since I am entirely based upon Christian concepts.: Christian

A Life Fuelled with Intensity of Spirit and Rare Depth of Soul Nomi Kluger-Nash.

A Life Fuelled with Intensity of Spirit and Rare Depth of Soul Nomi Kluger-Nash.: spirit

Carl Jung: The purpose of nearly all rebirth rites is to unite the above with the below.

Carl Jung: The purpose of nearly all rebirth rites is to unite the above with the below.: rebirth

True enough, my experiences are not common places lying on the surface of life.

True enough, my experiences are not common places lying on the surface of life.: Life

Marion Woodman: Foreword to Jill Mellick’s The Art of Dreaming

Marion Woodman: Foreword to Jill Mellick’s The Art of Dreaming: Marion Woodman: Foreword to Jill Mellick’s The Art of Dreaming Foreword  by Marion Woodman Some people say, “Of course, I honor my dreams, even if I don’t know what they are about.” Some say, “I never dream,” or “I dream, but I can’t remember my dreams.” Others say, “I dream, but I can’t make any sense of my dreams.” Still others may say, “I think I understand my dreams, but I know I’m not getting to the heart of them.” Beginners, veterans, therapists, and counselors—anyone who has experienced any of these responses, yet genuinely yearns to explore dreams in their full beauty and intricacy—will surely treasure The Art of Dreaming. The author, Jill Mellick, is a musician, artist, and psychotherapist who honors the unconscious in the poetry of her own life.

Dr’s Jung and Tiso Exchange Dreams

Dr’s Jung and Tiso Exchange Dreams: dream

Resolution ~ The Red Book

Resolution ~ The Red Book: In the third night, deep longing to continue experiencing the mysteries seized me. The struggle between doubt and desire was great in me. But suddenly I saw that I stood before a steep ridge in a wasteland. It is a dazzling bright day I catch sight of the prophet high above me. His hand makes an averting movement, and I abandon my decision to climb up. I wait below, gazing upward. I look: to the right it is dark night; to the left it is bright day The rock separates day and night. On the dark side lies a big black serpent, on the bright side a white serpent. They thrust their heads toward each other, eager for battle.

1. Carl Jung on Drugs, LSD, Mescalin

1. Carl Jung on Drugs, LSD, Mescalin: drugs

She was the Mother of God, the Nurturer of God, and, as a Crone, the Slayer of God.

She was the Mother of God, the Nurturer of God, and, as a Crone, the Slayer of God.: mother

The Psychologist as Biographer

The Psychologist as Biographer: biographer

Soul in The Red Book – Anthology

Soul in The Red Book – Anthology: My soul: “Who gives you thoughts and words? Do you make them? Are you not my serf a recipient who lies at my door and picks up my alms? And you dare think that what you devise and speak could be nonsense? Don’t you know yet that it comes from me and belongs to me?” ~Carl Jung, Red Book, Page 241. The soul has its own peculiar world. Only the self enters in there, or the man who has completely become his self, he who is neither in events, nor in men, nor in his thoughts. ~Carl Jung, The Red Book, 240. He whose desire turns away from outer things, reaches the place of the soul. ~Carl Jung, The Red Book, Page 233. My friends, it is wise to nourish the soul, otherwise you will breed dragons and devils in your heart. ~Carl Jung, The Red Book, Page 232. The dead who besiege us are souls who have not fulfilled the principium individuationis, or else they would have become distant stars. Insofar as we do not fulfill it, the dead have a claim on us and besiege us and we cannot escape them. ~Carl Jung; The Red Book; Appendix C; Page 370 Man is a gateway, through which you pass from the outer world of Gods, daimons, and souls into the inner world, out of the greater into the smaller world. Small and inane is man, already he is behind you, and once again you find yourselves in endless space, in the smaller or inner infinity. ~Carl Jung; The Red Book; Page 354. But the spirit of the depths had gained this power, because I had spoken to my soul during 25 nights in the desert and I had given her all my love and submission. But during the 25 days, I gave all my love and submission to things, to men, and to the thoughts of this time. I went into the desert only at night. ~Carl Jung, The Red Book, Page 238.

Complexes and Ideas.

Complexes and Ideas.: We spoke principally of methods, and first amongst these of association tests, intended to find the feeling toned complexes in the unconscious.

Turning Toward Individuation: Carol Sawyer Baumann’s Interpretation of Jung, 1927-1932

Turning Toward Individuation: Carol Sawyer Baumann’s Interpretation of Jung, 1927-1932: Individuation

If a man knows more than others, he becomes lonely.

If a man knows more than others, he becomes lonely.: If a man knows more than others, he becomes lonely.

1. My God, I love you as a mother

1. My God, I love you as a mother: My God, I love you as a mother loves the unborn whom she carries in her heart. Grow in the egg of the East, nourish yourself from my love, drink the juice of

Carl Jung on “Synchronicity” – Anthology

Carl Jung on “Synchronicity” – Anthology: Synchronicity: An Acausal Connecting Principle. (From Vol. 8. of the Collected Works of C. G. Jung) (Bollingen Series XX: The Collected Works of C. G. Jung,

A.E. Crawley, The Idea of Soul

A.E. Crawley, The Idea of Soul: Soul

Marie-Louise von Franz, Projection and Re-Collection in Jungian Psychology Reflections of the Soul

Marie-Louise von Franz, Projection and Re-Collection in Jungian Psychology Reflections of the Soul: projection

Carl Jung: The Practice of Psychotherapy CW 16; Quotations

Carl Jung: The Practice of Psychotherapy CW 16; Quotations: Carl Jung: The Practice of Psychotherapy - YouTube

Carl Jung “The Symbolic Life” CW 18 Quotations

Carl Jung “The Symbolic Life” CW 18 Quotations: CW 18; The Symbolic Life

Friedrich Nietzsche’s perspectives on the unconscious by Martin Liebscher

Friedrich Nietzsche’s perspectives on the unconscious by Martin Liebscher

The problem of the First Parents isresolved in the dragon fight,

The problem of the First Parents isresolved in the dragon fight,: dragon

Carl Jung on ESP, Intuition and Relative Immortality.

Carl Jung on ESP, Intuition and Relative Immortality.: intuition

Henry Murray often said that all theory is autobiography.

Henry Murray often said that all theory is autobiography.: autobiography

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

Carl Jung: The psyche pre-existent to consciousness

Carl Jung: The psyche pre-existent to consciousness: The psyche pre-existent to consciousness (e.g., in the child) participates in the maternal psyche on the one hand, while on the other it reaches across to the

1. Carl Jung on “Fate.” [Anthology]

1. Carl Jung on “Fate.” [Anthology]: But a conscious attitude that renounces its ego-bound intentions—not in imagination only, but in truth—and submits to the supra-personal decrees of fate, can

Marion Woodman – Addiction to Perfection: Preface

Marion Woodman – Addiction to Perfection: Preface

Carl Jung: Masculine and Feminine in The Red Book

Carl Jung: Masculine and Feminine in The Red Book: Marie-Denise Villers, Young Woman Drawing, 1801, reveals the feminine spirit

Carl Jung on Loneliness Anthology

Carl Jung on Loneliness Anthology: loneliness

Joseph Campbell, Myths to Live By

Joseph Campbell, Myths to Live By

I have received your Sprout. ~Carl Jung

I have received your Sprout. ~Carl Jung: I have received your sprout, you who are to come!

Joseph Campbell, Myths to Live By

Joseph Campbell, Myths to Live By: myth

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.

Alchemical Studies CW 13; Quotations

Alchemical Studies CW 13; Quotations: Alchemical

Marie-Louise von Franz, Number and Time Selections

Marie-Louise von Franz, Number and Time Selections: time

Enlightenment, Godhead, Gnostics, Sacrifice, Redemption

Enlightenment, Godhead, Gnostics, Sacrifice, Redemption: sacrifice

Joseph Campbell: Refusal of the summons converts the adventure into its negative.

Joseph Campbell: Refusal of the summons converts the adventure into its negative.: The Hero with a Thousand Faces (The Collected Works of Joseph Campbell)

1. What do you let yourself suffer through the suffering of another?

1. What do you let yourself suffer through the suffering of another?: S. No, but at the mixing. What do you let yourself suffer through the suffering of another?

Carl Jung Quotations

Carl Jung Quotations: Carl Jung Depth Psychology Blog

Suzanne Gieser, Dream Symbols of the Individuation Process

Suzanne Gieser, Dream Symbols of the Individuation Process: In 1936 and 1937, Jung delivered consecutive seminars in Bailey Island, Maine (see figure 1), and in New York City. The seminars ran for a total of eleven days, six days on Bailey Island and five days in New York. Jung’s lecture series was titled “Dream Symbols of the Individuation Process.” The dreams presented were those of physicist and Nobel Prize laureate Wolfgang Pauli (1900–1958). Jung went into far greater detail concerning the personal aspects of Pauli’s dreams than anywhere else in his published work.

Heinrich Zimmer, The Celtic Church in Britian and Ireland

Heinrich Zimmer, The Celtic Church in Britian and Ireland: Work and Legacy of Carl Jung Carl Jung Depth Psychology Carl Jung Depth Psychology Staging Sitemap Heinrich Zimmer, The Celtic Church in Britian and Ireland

The term “grow whole” has its root meaning in “grows holy”

The term “grow whole” has its root meaning in “grows holy”: holy

1. Robert Johnson: Dr. Jung advised me to spend most of my time alone.

1. Robert Johnson: Dr. Jung advised me to spend most of my time alone.: Johnson

Jung, My Mother and I – Quotations

Jung, My Mother and I – Quotations: Jung, My Mother and I: The Analytical Diaries of Catharine Rush Cabot

Carl Jung: It is utterly important that one should be in this world.

Carl Jung: It is utterly important that one should be in this world.: World

The Concept of the Collective Unconscious

The Concept of the Collective Unconscious: collective

Carl Jung “Modern Man in Search of a Soul” Quotations

Carl Jung “Modern Man in Search of a Soul” Quotations: Modern Man in Search of a Soul

Introduction: thinking the unconscious

Introduction: thinking the unconscious: thinking

I know there are people who, even during their lifetime, live in their own biography and act as if they were already in a book.

I know there are people who, even during their lifetime, live in their own biography and act as if they were already in a book.: biography

Carl Jung on God and a God-Image

Carl Jung on God and a God-Image: I was impressed above all by the fact that in the discussion between you and Frau X there is constant talk of "God" and of what he does or what he is.

The Inner World of Choice

The Inner World of Choice: Inner