“In Jung: A Biography”, is mentioned that Jung was an Agent. He secretly worked for the Office of Strategic Services (OSS), which was the predecessor to the CIA. His first contact with the OSS was through his patient Mary Bancroft. The celebrated psychologist Carl Gustav Jung cured Bancroft her asthma through analysis and became a lifelong … Continue reading
Category Archives: C.G.Jung
The psychoanalytic Jung
Carl Gustav Jung and politics – The Wotan-Gate.
Carl Gustav Jung has always been wildly recognized but was never fashionable, since he was conservative as well as a ground breaking, unconventional free-thinker. From critics, especially in Germany, some of his theories have been overshadowed by unfounded allegations that he was anti-Semitic and a Nazi sympathizer. The presented evidence, his work, his actions and affiliations, have been carefully weighed for example … Continue reading
Carl G. Jung’s typology classification
TYPE CLASSIFICATIONS Based on Carl G. Jung’s typology [Jung, 1921], people can be classified using four mental functions sensing, intuition, thinking and feeling together with the attitude (extraversion-introversion). An extrovert deals more with the objective whereas an introvert relies more with the subjective – C.G. Jung is quite clear that both the objective and the subjective represent facts and reality. The direction points to the … Continue reading
The Huston Interviews of Carl Jung 8-9 August 1957 with Dr. Richard Evans
The Interview can either be obtained in youtube or in a written form in the Bollinger Series “C.G. Jung speaking”. Dr. Richard I. Evans interviews Jung, giving us a unique understanding of Jung’s many archetypes theories, human behavior-patterns, Anima & Animus, dream-analysis, his relationship with Sigmund Freud and his theories in general. Jung comes acrross … Continue reading
Religiöse und psycholanalytische Sicht von Trinität und Quaternität
Dass das Christentum, seine Institutionen und viele theologische Deutungs- und Reflexionsmodelle keineswegs originär, sondern vorchristlicher und außerchristlicher Herkunft sind, bedeutet keineswegs eine Wertminderung der christlichen Religion. Wenn man genauer hinsieht muss man das Christentum in den ersten Jahrhunderten bis zum ersten Jahrtausend insbesondere in Asien und Nahost ja wesentlich weiter fassen, als dies das die … Continue reading
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