Carl Jung Depth Psychology

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

Carl Jung: The dream is a little hidden door in the innermost and most secret recesses of the soul...

Ronald Hayman’s lack of scholarship and erroneous assumptions and assertions uncovered

Carl Jung: Here it takes its rightful place as a symbol of individuation.

Carl Jung: We may like to think that all psyches are single psyches,...

Carl Jung: ...many poisonous or healing plants were discovered, not by experience but by the suggestion of the objects.

Carl Jung: Therefore those mystery cults were all concerned with the hope of immortality.

Carl Jung: The Self means the inmost uniqueness and oneness of this particular being, yet that is symbolized by a city.

Carl Jung: It had a soul which lay in the darkness and it was their task to seek it there

Carl Jung: The union of the male and female in this figure, then, simply means beyond sex;

Carl Jung: It is the kingdom of things that are not.

Carl Jung: My exterior is in strange contrast to my spirit.

Carl Jung: It is as if our consciousness were a continent, an island or even a ship on the great sea of the unconscious.

Carl Jung: The inferior is your master, and you must adapt yourself to it.

Dr. Jung's dream of Hitler in 1939

Carl Jung: If we are conscious, morality no longer exists.

Dr. Jung Dreams of H.G. Baynes and Winston Churchill

Carl Jung: It seemed to me that my spookery struck you as altogether too stupid...

Carl Jung: Speaking of the foolishness of the wise...

Carl Jung: "All that is outside, also is inside," we could say with Goethe.

Carl Jung's Visions Seminar Lecture I 15 October 1930