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Je suis entièrement d'accord avec la plus grande partie de cette perspective jungienne, et à cet égard particulier, je me considère comme un jungien. Mais le point crucial, c'est que le collectif n'est pas nécessairement transpersonnel. La plupart des archétypes jungiens, comme je l'ai dit, sont simplement des images archaïques résidant dans les st
... See moreKen Wilber • Une brève histoire de tout: 200 000 EXEMPLAIRES VENDUS (French Edition)
Jung believed that all the participants in our dreams are aspects of ourselves.
Sarah B. Breathnach • Simple Abundance: A Daybook of Comfort & Joy
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Jung did not practice formal religion and was not a member of a church, but wanted to rescue, as it were, the original meaning of religio, and appropriate it for his understanding of sacred experience.
David Tacey • The Darkening Spirit: Jung, spirituality, religion

Tuttavia c’è una profonda differenza fra l’atto di prendere consapevolmente la decisione di espungere e sopprimere temporaneamente una parte della nostra psiche e la condizione in cui ciò avviene spontaneamente, senza la partecipazione della nostra conoscenza e della nostra volontà e magari contro le nostre stesse intenzioni. Il primo è un prodotto
... See moreCarl Gustav Jung • L'uomo e i suoi simboli (Italian Edition)
Freud, probably disingenuously, claimed until late in his life never to have read either of these philosophers. Schopenhauer’s pessimism and Nietzsche’s optimism were both well acquainted with the automatic stirrings of the mind, and Freud’s concept of the ‘Id’ (that instinctive self in which our primal processes are manifest) seems to be closely r
... See moreDerren Brown • Happy: Why More or Less Everything is Absolutely Fine
Jung concludes, “are uninformed too, and need man, or contact with consciousness, in order to attain knowledge.”
Sandra Easter • Jung and the Ancestors: Beyond Biography, Mending the Ancestral Web
psychologist Carl Jung believed that our spiritual experience of “the Self,” which I call the authentic self, could only be truly realized by “circumambulating.”