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Carl Jung: Many things should be put right in oneself first, before we apply our imperfections to our fellow-beings.
Carl Jung: Many things should be put right in oneself first, before we apply our imperfections to our fellow-beings.
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Carl Jung: "The animus corresponds to the paternal Logos just as the anima corresponds to the maternal Eros."
Carl Jung: "The animus corresponds to the paternal Logos just as the anima corresponds to the maternal Eros."
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Carl Jung: The earth is a microcosm in the great cosmos of the stars and we are ourselves microcosms upon the earth.
Carl Jung: The earth is a microcosm in the great cosmos of the stars and we are ourselves microcosms upon the earth.
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Carl Jung: All in all Nietzsche was to me the only man of that time who gave some adequate answers to certain urgent questions..
Carl Jung: All in all Nietzsche was to me the only man of that time who gave some adequate answers to certain urgent questions..
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Carl Jung: “As I am getting on in age and as I am going to be gathered to my ancestors and avatars…”
Carl Jung: “As I am getting on in age and as I am going to be gathered to my ancestors and avatars…”
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Carl Jung: the souls of the dead know only what they knew at the moment of death, and nothing beyond that…
Carl Jung: the souls of the dead know only what they knew at the moment of death, and nothing beyond that…
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Carl Jung: It also contains some completely false statements quite apart from the usual fanatic bellowings.
Carl Jung: It also contains some completely false statements quite apart from the usual fanatic bellowings.
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Carl Jung: When Lao-tzu says: "All are clear, I alone am clouded," he is expressing what I now feel in advanced old age.
Carl Jung: When Lao-tzu says: "All are clear, I alone am clouded," he is expressing what I now feel in advanced old age.
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Carl Jung: By this act of incarnation man that is, his ego is inwardly replaced by "God," and God becomes outwardly man…]
Carl Jung: By this act of incarnation man that is, his ego is inwardly replaced by "God," and God becomes outwardly man…]
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Carl Jung: Science seeks the truth because it feels it does not possess it. The church possesses the truth and therefore does not seek it
Carl Jung: Science seeks the truth because it feels it does not possess it. The church possesses the truth and therefore does not seek it
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Carl Jung: Orientals regard a thought as being composed of thin matter, it is true, yet as a completely tangible thing.
Carl Jung: Orientals regard a thought as being composed of thin matter, it is true, yet as a completely tangible thing.
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Carl Jung: You are the only Swiss who had reacted personally to my article and on your own initiative!
Carl Jung: You are the only Swiss who had reacted personally to my article and on your own initiative!
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Carl Jung: if you love flies and lice, which you also have to do to a certain extent, they will simply eat you up in the end.
Carl Jung: if you love flies and lice, which you also have to do to a certain extent, they will simply eat you up in the end.
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Carl Jung: My mythology swirls about inside me, and now and then various significant bits and pieces are thrown up.
Carl Jung: My mythology swirls about inside me, and now and then various significant bits and pieces are thrown up.
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Carl Jung: I must recall at this point a serious misunderstanding to which my readers often succumb, and doctors most commonly.
Carl Jung: I must recall at this point a serious misunderstanding to which my readers often succumb, and doctors most commonly.
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Carl Jung: I also wish there could be a supplementary bibliography” of the literature concerned ‘with your work.
Carl Jung: I also wish there could be a supplementary bibliography” of the literature concerned ‘with your work.
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Carl Jung: It is not the purpose of a psychological typology to classify human beings into categories—this in itself would be pretty pointless.
Carl Jung: It is not the purpose of a psychological typology to classify human beings into categories—this in itself would be pretty pointless.
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