Jung’s most far-reaching discovery is the collective unconscious: Jung's most basic and far-reaching discovery is the collective unconscious or archetypal psyche Read More

1. A frog among frogs: Carl Jung, a frog among frogs Read More

I am an orphan, alone; nevertheless I am found everywhere.: I am an orphan, alone; nevertheless I am found everywhere Read More

Edward F. Edinger: And often the coercion occurs under the guise of virtue, love, or altruism.: love Read More

6 May 1931 Visions Seminar Lecture I: Visions Seminar Read More

Women and Mandalas: This is not the case in the East, the mandalas are made by men, the feminine has remained unconscious Read More

Carl Jung on the Artist and images of the Collective Unconscious: Artist Read More

Happiness equals what we have, divided by what we expect.: Carlyle has put it cleverly. He says that happiness is inversely proportionate to the quantity of our expectations, i.e., how much… Read More

Carl Jung on “Mana Personality.” Lexicon: personality Read More

In 1902, he became engaged to Emma Rauschenbach, whom he married and with whom he had five children.: emma Read More

On Divination and Synchronicity by Marie Louise Von Franz.: On Divination and Synchronicity: The Psychology of Meaningful Chance (Studies in Jungian Psychology) Read More

Carl Jung Quotations: quotations Read More

1. The Mother Archetype: mother Read More

Marion Woodman: One of our tasks on this earth is to work with the opposites: woodman Read More

Marion Woodman: one of our tasks on this earth is to work with the opposites: woodman Read More

Projection Anthology: Projection Read More

Paracelsus Quotations: Paracelsus Read More

Carl Jung: “Paracelsus: Selected Writings”: The author has asked me for some introductory words to the     English edition of her book on Paracelsus Read More

Carl Jung Consciousness is Maya: The visible world is for him Maya, appearance, illusion, Maya-Sakti, that is, the product of Sakti Read More

Marion Woodman: Death and life meet at the threshold of birth.: Woodman Read More

I believe that we have the choice: I believe that we have the choice: I preferred the living wonders of the God. I daily weigh up my whole life and I continue to regard the fiery brilliance… Read More

Marion Woodman: What then do we mean by “virgin”?: woodman Read More

Philemon’s Fifth Sermon to the Dead: When the following night came, the dead approached noisily, pushing and shoving; they were scoffing and exclaimed, "Teach us, fool, about… Read More

Carl Jung: I was thrown back on experience alone: I was thrown back on experience alone Read More

Marion Woodman on Jungian Analysis, Eating Disorders and the ‘Great Work’ by Pythia Peay: At the age of 81, with over 500,000 books in print, Marion Woodman is a wise elder in th… Read More

Marion Woodman: Many people are being dragged toward wholeness in their daily lives,: Woodman Read More

Worshipping Illusions: An Interview with Marion Woodman: Worshipping Illusions: An Interview with Marion Woodman Read More

Carl Jung: Divine Folly: divine Read More

Marion Woodman: A free woman has a strong neck—an open connection between heart and head, a balance between reality and ideals.: Woman Read More

Marie Louise Von Franz: Alchemy.: Marie-Louise von Franz on Alchemy Read More

Carl Jung on Lucifer; Fallen Angels – Anthology: The notion of the fallen Lucifer means that a being of the light has fallen under the law of gravity, that it has assumed a material bo… Read More

A Woman’s Way: A Conversation with Marie-Louise von Franz: A woman's way A Conversation with Marie-Louise von Franz Read More

Marie-Louise von Franz – Love War and Transformation: Marie-Louise Von Franz - Love War And Transformation Read More

Marion Woodman: The door thuds, leaving them bitter or resigned.: Woodman Read More

Theosophy: Ouspensky, Gurdjieff, Besant, Krishnamurti, Blavatsky, Rudolf Steiner, Mrs. Eddy: There is a certain admixture of theosophy, but one hopes that this will have disappeared in the n… Read More

Where Love Reigns: love Read More

1. Jung on the importance of Fear: First and foremost because fear is a fundamental reaction of nature. Kierkegaard's view that animals have no fear is totally disproved by the facts Read More

Marion Woodman: The woman often dreams of a black goddess who becomes her bridge between spirit and body.: woodman Read More

Marie-Louise von Franz: The Way of the Dream – Anthology: The Way of the Dream by Marie-Louise von Franz Read More

Marion Woodman Feminine anger cleanses; animus anger leaves me tense Read More

12 October 1932 Kundalini Yoga Seminar LECTURE 1: hology 12 October 1932 Kundalini Yoga Seminar LECTURE 1 Read More

Consciousness should defend its reason: consciousness Read More

Marion Woodman If we are blindly living out an archetype, we are not containing our own life.: If we are blindly living out an archetype, we are not containing our own life Read More

My Mysteries are Inviolable: My secret remains virginal and my mysteries are inviolable, they belong to me and cannot belong to you Read More

Tantric Yoga in the Dream of a Child.: I think there is a very elaborate parallel in Tantric Yoga Read More

Archetype of the Shadow: The Archetype of the Shadow: Read More

Kundalini and the Chakras: Kundalini Seminars Read More

Kundalini and the Chakras: Kundalini Seminars Read More

1. It is a frightening thought that man also has a shadow side: shadow Read More

There are the winged demons, bats in the belfry Read More

Faith, Hope, Love and Insight: “Faith, hope, l0ve, and insight are the highest achievements of human effort. They are found-given by experience.” ― C.G. Jung, Modern Man in… Read More

1. Marion Woodman The Pregnant Virgin Quotations Read More