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"As far as we can discern, the sole purpose of human existence is to kindle a light
in the darkness of mere being. Everything that irritates us about others
can lead us to an understanding of ourselves." -- Carl Jung
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JUNG: The Essential Jung ● Jung To Live By ● Was Jung a MysticBIOGRAPHY: Jung the Mystic ● His Life & Work ● His Life Examined McLynn's Biography ● Bishop's Biography ● Wounded Healer of the Soul INTRODUCTION: The Graphic Guide ● A Short Introduction ● Jung Bible A Complete Introduction ● Jung Nutshell ● Jung For Beginners SNOWDEN: Jung Key Ideas #1 ● Jung Key Ideas #2 ● Jung in a Week BY JUNG: Classic Collection ● Memories, Dreams, Reflections Undiscovered Self ● In Search of a Soul ● Flying Saucers The Red Book ● Man & His SymbolsJUNG ON PARANORMAL: The So-Called Occult Jung on Snychronicity (SITE)
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8 Bios
8 Bios
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Illustrated biography that chronicles Jung's journey of self-discovery from a childhood filled with visions both terrifying and profound, through his early professional success, to his rediscovery of spirituality in mid-life. The words of Jung himself and those who shared his work and private life are shared verbatim, connected by lively commentary. Jung emerges as a healer whose skills arose from having first attended to the wounds in his own soul.
Illustrated biography that chronicles Jung's journey of self-discovery from a childhood filled with visions both terrifying and profound, through his early professional success, to his rediscovery of spirituality in mid-life. The words of Jung himself and those who shared his work and private life are shared verbatim, connected by lively commentary. Jung emerges as a healer whose skills arose from having first attended to the wounds in his own soul.
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7 Basics
7 Basics
Snowden...
Snowden...
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5 Analysis
5 Analysis
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8 Works
8 Works
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is Carl Jung's autobiography, but it has little to do with his career, family, acquaintances, etc., but, instead, deals entirely with the growth and development of his mind, primarily through dreams, “active imagination”, travels, etc. The book is written for the general public and it is the best introduction to Jung's writings which are often complex and extremely difficult concepts to fully comprehend. It was completed when Jung was 81; it was recorded and edited by an associate, Aniela Jaffé. Goodreads: Forum / about Jung / Quotes / Books
is Carl Jung's autobiography, but it has little to do with his career, family, acquaintances, etc., but, instead, deals entirely with the growth and development of his mind, primarily through dreams, “active imagination”, travels, etc. The book is written for the general public and it is the best introduction to Jung's writings which are often complex and extremely difficult concepts to fully comprehend. It was completed when Jung was 81; it was recorded and edited by an associate, Aniela Jaffé. Goodreads: Forum / about Jung / Quotes / Books
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Mythology & Jungian analysis...
Mythology & Jungian analysis...
17 Studies
17 Studies
MEANING OF MYTH: As the ego looks in the direction of the Self, the transpersonal center of the psyche (transcending the individual), it tends to experience the Self not as a unity (at least not at first) but as a multiplicity of archetypal factors that one can think of as being represented by mythological gods.
MEANING OF MYTH: As the ego looks in the direction of the Self, the transpersonal center of the psyche (transcending the individual), it tends to experience the Self not as a unity (at least not at first) but as a multiplicity of archetypal factors that one can think of as being represented by mythological gods.
The gods can be seen to stand for the archetypes, the basic patterns within the human psyche that exist independent of personal experience. We all have all of them present, and it is in our best interest to honor all of them at appropriate times and in any given situation because without this balance we run the risk of over identification with one element and thereby do violence to all the others. In turn, this sort of extremism throws our psyche out of whack, and we can only see one facet of ourselves and the world.)
The gods can be seen to stand for the archetypes, the basic patterns within the human psyche that exist independent of personal experience. We all have all of them present, and it is in our best interest to honor all of them at appropriate times and in any given situation because without this balance we run the risk of over identification with one element and thereby do violence to all the others. In turn, this sort of extremism throws our psyche out of whack, and we can only see one facet of ourselves and the world.)
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■ CHRISTOU/ RAMENAH: Greek Mythology Explained: A Deeper Look at Classical Greek Lore and Myth by Marios Christou & David Ramenah (GoodReads)
■ CHRISTOU/ RAMENAH: Greek Mythology Explained: A Deeper Look at Classical Greek Lore and Myth by Marios Christou & David Ramenah (GoodReads)
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