Carl Gustav Jung (Carl Jung) is one of the famous Swiss psychiatrists and well known as the founder of analytical psychology (also known as Jungian psychology). Born on 26th July, 1875, Carl Gustav Jung belonged to the family of pastor and became the first modern psychologist to state and explain that the human psyche and explore its in depth. Learn here more about Carl Gustav Jung's career and personal achievements.- 2012 Mayan Calendar
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Carl Gustav Jung (Carl Jung) is one of the famous Swiss psychiatrists and well known as the founder of analytical psychology (also known as Jungian psychology). Born on 26th July, 1875, Carl Gustav Jung belonged to the family of pastor and became the first modern psychologist to state and explain that the human psyche and explore its in depth. Learn here more about Carl Gustav Jung's career and personal achievements.
Where is The Oracle Within? If we are created in the "image and likeness of God," then where is this all-knowing or omniscient place within us? Carl Jung was able to identify and give a mystic-psychological answer to such questions. Carl Jung stated in his work "The Transcendent Function" that... This essay outlines the historical context of Jung's work before going on to say that he invented the idea of the collective unconscious. Jung froze the psychological feeling of premodern mythic meaning in the invented unconscious disallowing the intellect to reflect on it. Given that his esoteric influences were from the ancient past their influence on modern’s had died and his attempt to restore it was doomed. But there is a place for modern myth that isnt in conflict with modern culture.
What are we able to mine from the loose chatter that goes around the world and is any of the information useful to predicting the future- especially the December 21, 2012 future?
What is synchronicity, how can it be explained, and can we consciously invite it into our experience? Jungian thinkers need to be organized in the sense of a general consensus on basic themes. If Jungian thought is to contribute to human knowledge (i.e towards a psychological science and ultimately towards an holistic science) then it must be organized. Its important to have a psychological science for the same reason that its important to have physical science... FOR HEALTH. No single individual can construct a psychological science. But Jungian thought can contribute if organized within itself
Thee is so much more to be known about our universe, our planet, and our energy bodies that we have no time for messing with all the junk that seems to occupy our days- and nights. Astrology has been around, in one form or another, for many centuries. Despite a great number of attempts to prove it is wrong, astrology still persists in our modern world. Why is this?
The days of the rugged individualist are over. You can see it in more areass than just America's move from capitalism to socialism.
Have we in our egoic thinking replaced time-honored myths with our own artificailly sweetened paradigms that won't hold up in a light shower, let alone serious rain storm?