Carl Jung Depth Psychology

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

Carl Jung: But the drama shows the proper function of the animus.

Carl Jung: The idea is that man is the representative of the whole of creation,…

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: People always have some scapegoat.

Carl Jung: The Animus impersonates the unconscious, as the Anima impersonates it in a man’s case.

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Carl Jung: Transformation starts not with the knowledge of who but with what you are.

Carl Jung: Insanity is such an explosion, for instance.

Carl Jung: It seems as if one-half of the world had been made by an engineer and the other half by a foolish poet.

Carl Jung: Then whatever you learn in analysis will happen to you in reality.

Carl Jung: The relation to the snake is a chthonic mystery.

Carl Jung: ...the dead and buried Self that appears in the pyramid,...

Carl Jung: But I firmly believe in the natural magic of facts.

Carl Jung: For the animus when on his way, on his quest, is really a psychopompos, leading the soul to the stars whence it came.

Carl Jung: First of all, individuation is not an intensification of consciousness, it is very much more.

Carl Jung: Existence is only real when it is conscious to somebody.

Carl Jung: The innermost substance is a microcosm, as every star is a microcosm.

Carl Jung: The Gothic style is also in a way hysterical...