Carl Jung Depth Psychology

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Saturday, August 24, 2024

Carl Jung on the Symbolism of Snakes.

Carl Jung on the Symbolism of Snakes.: The same was true of the snakes.
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Carl Jung: The Germans would have easily entered out country too.

Carl Jung: The Germans would have easily entered out country too.: So easily it could have happened that the Germans would have invaded our country too.
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Friday, August 23, 2024

What do you let yourself suffer through the suffering of another?

What do you let yourself suffer through the suffering of another?: S. No, but at the mixing. What do you let yourself suffer through the suffering of another?
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