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Carl Jung: Man “possesses” many things which he has never acquired but has inherited from his ancestors.
Carl Jung: Man “possesses” many things which he has never acquired but has inherited from his ancestors.
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Carl Jung: Individuation and individual existence are indispensable for the transformation of God the Creator.
Carl Jung: Individuation and individual existence are indispensable for the transformation of God the Creator.
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Carl Jung on The Tree of Life, World Tree, Tree of Evolution, Cosmic Tree, Soma Tree, The Human Spinal Column.
Carl Jung on The Tree of Life, World Tree, Tree of Evolution, Cosmic Tree, Soma Tree, The Human Spinal Column.
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Carl Jung: I have seen quite a number of people who have never been born, who still live in that original sphere
Carl Jung: I have seen quite a number of people who have never been born, who still live in that original sphere
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Carl Jung: In the shadow we are exactly like everybody; in the night all cats are grey-there is no difference.]
Carl Jung: In the shadow we are exactly like everybody; in the night all cats are grey-there is no difference.]
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Carl Jung: The antique Roman Christians didn’t need dogma; their subtle minds could deal with analogies and symbolism.
Carl Jung: The antique Roman Christians didn’t need dogma; their subtle minds could deal with analogies and symbolism.
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Carl Jung: As you know the angel of death has struck me down too and almost succeeded in wiping me off the slate.
Carl Jung: As you know the angel of death has struck me down too and almost succeeded in wiping me off the slate.
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Carl Jung: the ego in the three-dimensional sphere necessarily seems greater than the self, because the self is not three-dimensional
Carl Jung: the ego in the three-dimensional sphere necessarily seems greater than the self, because the self is not three-dimensional
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Carl Jung: The breaking loose of the elements, tempest and flood, is a symbol of the possible end of our world.
Carl Jung: The breaking loose of the elements, tempest and flood, is a symbol of the possible end of our world.
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Carl Jung: In the figure of the divine hero, God himself wrestles with his own imperfect, suffering, living creation…
Carl Jung: In the figure of the divine hero, God himself wrestles with his own imperfect, suffering, living creation…
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Carl Jung: Man is the mirror which God holds up to himself, or the sense organ with which he apprehends his being.
Carl Jung: Man is the mirror which God holds up to himself, or the sense organ with which he apprehends his being.
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Carl Jung: It seems to me that it is difficult for a theologian to put himself in an empiricist’s shoes.
Carl Jung: It seems to me that it is difficult for a theologian to put himself in an empiricist’s shoes.
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