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C.G. Jung talks about the nature of “spirit”

  Spirit, like God, denotes an object of psychic experience which cannot be proved to exist in the external world and cannot be understood rationally. This is its meaning if we use the word “spirit” in its best sense. Once we have freed ourselves from the prejudice that we have to refer to concepts of…

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The Dream of Jacob’s Ladder: “The ladder symbolized a continuous, constant connection with the divine powers of the unconscious.”

 [soliloquy id=”7072″] Marie Louise von Franz Interprets the Dream of Jacob’s Ladder   The Bible references more than 100 dreams or visions. The dream of Jacob’s Ladder is one of the better known dreams, and one of the most frequently depicted dreams in the art world. Jacob left Beersheba, and went toward Haran. He came…

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C.G. Jung: “The ‘fish’ was the name of the God who became a man.”

    Jung talks about Pisces, The Fishes, and the Fish Above all it is the connections with the Age of the Fishes which are attested by the fish symbol, either contemporaneously with the gospels themselves (“fishers of men”, fishermen as the first disciples, miracle of loaves and fishes) or immediately afterwards in the post-apostolic…