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Anima: Ten Quotations from Carl Jung

Salome Dancing Gustav Moreau The projection-forming factor is the anima. Wherever she appears in dreams, phantasies or visions, she appears personified, thereby demonstrating that basically she possesses all the outstanding characteristics of a female person. She is not an invention of the conscious, but a spontaneous production of the unconscious; neither is she a substitute…

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Jung at the end of World War II: “Will the Souls Find Peace?”

General Alfried Jodl signs the unconditional German nation surrender document at Rheims, France, in order of the new Government Doenitz  Although WWII may seem like a long way away, the psychological processes of projection are always present. We are still at war. At the end of this interview, Jung says, “I have already suggested that…

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C.G. Jung: “I have no theories about dreams….”

I have no theory about dreams, I do not know how dreams arise. And I am not at all sure that – my way of handling dreams even deserves the name of a “method.” I share all your prejudices against dream-interpretation as the quintessence of uncertainty and arbitrariness. On the other hand, I know that…

Synchronicity: Atom and Archetype

From Atom and Archetype: The Pauli-Jung Letters, 1932-1958 JUNG AND PAULI: A Meeting of Rare Minds BY BEVERLEY ZABRISKIE Readers of the Swiss psychiatrist C. G. Jung are more familiar with Wolfgang Pauli’s unconscious than with his waking life and achievement. Through Jung’s Psychology and Alchemy–an exposition of “the problem of individuation” and “normal development…