Carl Jung Depth Psychology

Like any archetype, the essential nature of the self is unknowable

Carl Jung Depth Psychology

What happens within oneself when one integrates previously unconscious contents

You can exert no influence if you are not susceptible to influence.

For the hero, fear is a challenge and a task, because only boldness can deliver from fear.

The greatest danger about unconsciousness is proneness to suggestion.

1934 5 December LECTURE 9 Zarathustra Seminar

All the most powerful ideas in history go back to archetypes.

The puer rides through the space of the psyche like a new star in the heavens.

The hallmarks of spirit are, firstly, the principle of spontaneous movement and activity

Unconsciousness is the primal sin, evil itself, for the Logos.

Jung’s psychology, medicine, music and the arts, Zen practice would become part of the foundation of our marriage and family life

Is there any trickery on earth which could have prevented Mozart or Beethoven from creating?

This archetype is not merely a static image, but dynamic, full of movement.

The significance of the old taboo customs is to be sought along two avenues of approach.

Carl Jung on “Strength” – Quotations – Anthology

A dream, like every element in the psychic structure, is a product of the total psyche.

Vajra means thunderbolt or diamond (vaj, hard; ra, wedge). Sattva, i.e., an entity, a being.

Thank God, my dreams provided the opportunity to meet with Jung.

Sonu Shamdasani, Introduction to Jungian Psychology – Quotations

Sonu Shamdasani, Introduction to Jungian Psychology – Quotations

Colloquium June 27, 1959

Carl Alfred (C. A.) Meier: April 19, 1905 – November 15, 1995

You may recall that these three eyes correspond to the three worlds:

Jung: ” … Whoever has a claim on another cannot fulfill his own.

Carl Jung on the “Assumption of Mary” – Anthology – Quotations

Colloquium June 27, 1959

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For it all how depends how we look at things, and not on they are in themselves.

Not much courage was needed to go ahead with my talk at the Club on the Tarot,

1935 5 June LECTURE 5 Zarathustra Seminar

Carl Gustav Jung, 1875-1961 : A Memorial Meeting, New York, December 1, 1961

Ignaz Tauber with C. G. Jung – June 8, 1957

Notes of the Continuation of the Colloquium

Aion, because everywhere creation occurs, time is also there.

I have said enough to make it very clear that active imagination is no lighthearted pastime.

Journal Continued October 31, 1956

Journal Continued October 31, 1956

Maria-Louise Von Franz video on Alchemy and Robert Johnson

Ancient Egyptian Religion and Catholic Church Horus and Christ – Quotations

On Psychological Insights

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Misunderstanding Jung: the Afterlife of Legends

Jung’s Soul: Women are my most dangerous opponents, since they have my qualities.

Review of The Art of C.G. Jung Edited by Ulrich Hoerni, Thomas Fischer, Bettina Kaufmann.

Seek life humbly! Beware, it wants to find soil in you!

Men get hypnotized only by the sexual character of this eros, but it’s not sexual at all.

F.S. C. Northrup, Arnold J. Toynbee, John M. Billinsky Memorials to C.G. Jung

When I visited Jung for the first time in the new year, I was touched by how loving and caring he was.

As Jung has said, “The chief thing about the unconscious is that it is unconscious!”

Marie-Louise von Franz – Confrontation with the Collective Unconscious – Quotations

Lastly, he [Jung] gave me a small, age-old book on geomancy to take home with me and study.

The children also slept badly. Agathli saw a ghost.

The archetypal forms behind all myths belong to the mystery of the creative ground of everything that is.

Marie-Louise von Franz  Confrontation with the Collective

Man doesn’t only grow from within himself for he is also creative from within himself.

“Should this Remain?” Anna Freud’s Misgivings Concerning the Freud-Jung Letters

Carl Jung: One hundred intelligent people together in a room only makes one big idiot.

Kâlî, also Kâlikâ, Hindu goddess of time, change, and destruction.

Kâlî, also Kâlikâ, Hindu goddess of time, change, and destruction.

“Whoever comes to me,” he would say, “takes his life in his hands.”

1935 10 June LECTURE 7 Zarathustra Seminar

Her reply was: “Those are not books. That is bread.”

Dr. Jung was never caught by the picture of himself as an important man.

11 October 1930, Kundalini Yoga Seminar, Appendix I, Indian Parallels

C.G. Jung has almost become completely fictional.

1940 15 NOVEMBER Lecture 2 Psychology and Yoga Meditation

1935 13 March LECTURE 8 Zarathustra Seminar

1935 13 March LECTURE 8 Zarathustra Seminar

1934 9 May 1934 LECTURE 2 Zarathustra Seminar

The image of God has a shadow.

1935 27 Feb LECTURE 6 Zarathustra Seminar

Carl Jung Depth Psychology

1935 20 Feb LECTURE 5 Zarathustra Seminar

A psychology that satisfies the intellect alone can never be practical,

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1935 6 March LECTURE 7 Zarathustra Seminar