Carl Jung Depth Psychology

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Emma Jung: Conscious and Outward Manifestations of the Animus

But the passion is not really for the man in question, but for the archetypal image projected on to him.

Carl Jung: Are we not sons of the Gods? Why should Gods not be our children?

On the Nature of Four Jung’s Quaternity, Mandalas, the Stone and the Self by Carbonek

On the Nature of Four Jung’s Quarternity, Mandalas, the Stone and the Self by Carbonek

Carl Jung: The Function of Religious Symbols

There can be no image without likeness, but there can be likeness without images.

Toni Wolff: …one would often not live in the body in analysis…

when my mother Emma died, in 1955, my father suffered a period of depression

Jung now commenced writing the draft of Liber Novus.

Carl Jung on the sequence of Religious Creeds.

Carl Jung on “Clairvoyance,” “Ghosts and Spirits,” and “Mandalas.”

Carl Jung on “Gnosis,” “Archetypes,” and “Aion.”

Carl Jung on the Individual and Group Therapy

Carl Jung: What affects the body has its influence on the soul, and vice versa.

The “Phallus” in The Black Books

This is why the magician makes images, for such things are energy – magic energy.

Carl Jung’s first Mandala

Visual types should concentrate on the expectation that an inner image will be produced.

The soul of humanity is like the great wheel of the zodiac that rolls along the way.

Carl Jung on “Rebirth” “Resurrection” “Reincarnation – Anthology

The world comes into being when man discovers it.

In Gnostic terms, the pool of water represents the waters that exist below the firmament

Some Carl Jung Images

Archetypes of the Near Death Experience: Mandalas of God

James Kirsch’s Religious Debt to C. G. Jung by Ann Lammers

Ego, the word ‘I,’ is proper to none but God in His oneness.

The psyche is the theatre of all our struggles for development.

Ka is sensation, P is intuition, he is too supra-human

Carl Jung: The Gift of Magic [Illustration 127.]

Carl Jung: The Gift of Magic [Illustration 127.]

Carl Jung “Rage” in the Red Book

Carl Jung:Enlightenment,” “Godhead,” “Gnostics,” “Sacrifice,” “Redemption."

The difference between Yahweh of the Old Testament and the Gnostic Demiurge.

Carl Jung on Women and Mandalas

Photos of Toni Wolff

Carl Jung on the Spiritual Exercises of Ignatius Loyola.

Dr. Jung considered the Mass of the Church to be the equivalent of a "Rite of Individuation."

Tina Keller: “My Religious Development”

Carl Jung on Eastern Mandalas and Invocation

So the earth is fertilized, and then come the first green shoots, then the Ram leaps up.

Lecture 1 Dreams and Visions of St. Niklaus von der Flue

The “Anima” in The Black Books – Quotations

Carl Jung on why Fairy Tales and Religious Dogmas are so important.

The special hand gesture has a magical significance.

Carl Jung on Shamanism, The Mass, Osirification and Mystery Religions.

The psychological rule says that when an inner situation is not made conscious, it happens outside, as fate.

Carl Jung Quotation List: “Abraxas” – “Life”

Carl Jung Depictions of the “Anima” in his own Artwork

Marie-Louise von Franz – Chapter 14 The Text

We are the instruments of Cosmogonic Love….

Toni Wolff, Structural Forms of the Feminine Psyche – Quotations

Carl Jung’s “Serpent” in The Black Books – Quotations

Carl Jung: The Function of Religious Symbols

Carl Jung on “Clairvoyance,” “Ghosts and Spirits,” and “Mandalas.”

Carl Jung " If no outer adventure happens to you, then no inner adventure happens to you either. "

Ha: Why did my mother bear me- I crawled out of a stone-do you know the ridiculous entity that calls itself my mother…

Anima Mundi Mandala

We need the coldness of death to see clearly

That religious experiences exist no longer needs proof.

In The Search for Roots: C.G. Jung and the Tradition of Gnosis by Alfred Ribi

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

Carl Jung and “Daimon” in The Black Books – Quotations

The Magi are following the North Star across the desert.

The key is this : we must be able to let things happen in the psyche.

Marie Louise Von Franz: it is only in old age when one looks back that one sees that the whole thing had a pattern.

Marie Louise Von Franz: it is only in old age when one looks back that one sees that the whole thing had a pattern.

Jung’s Anima: Salome cooks poisonous potions. She is a Medea, adept in magic.

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

Carl Jung on Modern Art and the Artist.

One must separate the shadow from the animus or anima.

Carl Jung: Gnosis is undoubtedly a psychological knowledge whose contents derive from the unconscious.

Carl Jung: Death is a faithful companion of life and follows it like its shadow.

Carl Jung: Did Christ ever call his disciples to him at a mass meeting?

Carl Jung: The debt we owe to the play of imagination is incalculable.

Carl Jung: The idea [of the mandala] is that one should not leave the center…

The dragon is probably the oldest pictorial symbol in alchemy of which we have documentary evidence.

Carl Jung references to the “Blue Star” in The Red Book.

Carl Jung on "Imaginatio" and the "Soul."

Jung’s Soul: I am between the eternal images and you. I am mind, she is feeling. I am light, she is dark.

Seen from this perspective, his personal transformation, his individuation, was a preparation for death.

Carl Jung’s first Mandala

for instance, speaks to Nicodemus of spirit and water, these are not just random ideas,

Thrown Out Old Mirror Standing Against Wall

Instantly, the problem of love (Eros) and power came down upon me like a leaden weight.

Projection is one of the commonest psychic phenomena.

The special hand gesture has a magical significance.

This image is not of the mirror, and it is not of itself, …

On the Scintillae [Soul Sparks]

“Phanes” in the Black Books – Quotations

Abraxas is a Gnostic god who existed long before Christ.

1940 15 NOVEMBER Lecture 2 Psychology and Yoga Meditation

Ancient Egyptian Religion and Catholic Church Horus and Christ – Quotations

Carl Jung – “After this dream I gave up drawing and painting mandalas.”

Carl Jung on Time, Disturbances and Systems of Yoga in Creativity

The Pleroma, or fullness , is a term from Gnosticism. It played a central role in the Valentinian system.

The images on which we feed govern our lives.

A symbol that is dead is called an idol and the worship of it is idolatry.

Carl Jung and the Temples of India in The Black Books

Carl Jung and Red Book Mandala and Navajo Mandala

Carl Jung on the Conflict between Science and Religion

Gnostic monasteries were described by Philo the Jew in 20 A.D.

Carl Jung: But that does not sound properly Christian. Is he perhaps a Gnostic?

Carl Jung: Not separation of the natures but union of the natures was the goal of alchemy.

Carl Jung on … the Yogin is identical with the eternal Buddha essence.

Carl Jung – Mandala is properly a neuter noun, mandalam meaning “image.”

Chapter 15 Problem of the Orthodoxy of Martyrs

I am Phanes, your light. – The Black Books

Carl Jung’s “Psychological Commentary to the Tibetan Book of the Great Liberation.”

Jung describes this nekyia in his Black Books, and narrativises it in his Liber Novus,

Not only did Dr. Jung write "The Red Book" but did so in full Gothic Calligraphy.

Carl Jung: The Eye is the Prototype of the Mandala

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

Carl Jung answers: Where do you get the incentive for your creative work, Professor?

Carl Jung on the Mandala as a collective phenomenon

Jung quotes the German translation of Patañjali’s Yoga Sutras

Prayer of the Apostle Paul from the Jung Codex

Carl Jung: I have finished painting the ceiling in Bollingen…

Religions are like plants which belong to a particular soil and a particular climate.

Dr. Jung’s Images from The Black Books

God needs our friendship so much that He cannot wait for us to pray to Him:

Carl Jung on the attitude of Alchemists

Is Analytical Psychology a Religion?

Emma Jung: On the Nature of the Animus

God knows nothing outside of Himself; His eye is always turned inward into Himself.

For Jung, mandalas occurred throughout the world in various religious traditions.

Yes, I’m thinking about the assignment that Toni has received from the Great Mother.

Jung’s Interpretation of the Poisonous Serpents in Zarathustra Through Liber Novus

The mandala is an archetypal image whose occurrence is attested throughout the ages.

Carl Jung, SystemaMundiTotius in The Black Books

Meister Eckhart: ‘Wife’ is the noblest title one can bestow on the soul – far nobler than ‘virgin.’

Carl Jung, Emma Jung, Marie-Louise Von Franz. Barbara Hannah on “Animus” – Anthology

Carl Jung, Emma Jung, Marie-Louise Von Franz. Barbara Hannah on “Animus” – Anthology

For the alchemist the one in need of redemption is not man, but the deity lost and sleeping in matter.

The Pleroma, or fullness , is a term from Gnosticism. It played a central role in the Valentinian system.

“For All and None” Nietzsche’s Zarathustra, Jung’s The Red Book and “Visionary Works

Carl Jung on why Prayers are very necessary

Carl Jung On Projection

Liberating the soul begins with recognizing the darkness.

How can a man recognize the works of the Holy Ghost in his soul?’

Jung’s Soul: Whoever does not value his own life will lose it. Now you must live.

Jung’s Soul: Whoever does not value his own life will lose it. Now you must live.

Carl Jung: Masculine and Feminine in The Red Book

Carl Jung: Thus we can, for instance, see ourselves as a persona without too much difficulty.

Carl Jung and On The Significance of Number Dreams

Carl Jung on Phantasying in relation to Yoga Methods: East and West.

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

For many, Toni Wolff, with her extraordinary intuition (which was one of her main gifts as an analyst),

Carl Jung references to the “Blue Star” in The Red Book.

Carl Jung Depth Psychology

Edward Whitmont The Symbolic View

Book by D.T. Suzuki Foreword by C.G. Jung

Emma Jung Correspondence with Katy Cabot

Toni Wolff on the “Four Functions” and the “Animus”

Carl Jung “Rage” in the Red Book

Carl Jung: We may think there is a sure road. But that would be the road of death.

Carl Jung on The Red Book – YouTube

Review by: Thelma Bryant of Woodman, Marion. The Owl Was a Baker’s Daughter:

Reverence to the Blessed One, the Holy One, the Fully-Enlightened One.

Carl Jung and the Temples of India in The Black Books

Matter of Heart – A film Transcript

Carl Jung on the “Artist.” – Anthology

People die before there is death of the body, because there is death in the soul.

People die before there is death of the body, because there is death in the soul.