When I worked in Beijing during the late nineties I got invited by a local resident consultant (an expat) to a dinner party at a very chic ethnic event restaurant. She was a little bit esoteric, but knew her city. There was good food and even a better spirit. Expats and local people from all over … Continue reading
For the past decades, steps forward to my Self (as defined by C.G. Jung) or spirituality have always been attempted at moments of incipient crisis time or when I had time to take a breath. None, though, has been really followed through. The ability and given a chance to switch my career to a lower … Continue reading
Especially in Europe depth psychology has been shoved aside precisely because it is politically incorrect and challenges established powers of all kind. C.G. Jung raises people’s conscious levels of awareness and favors free thinking. This is definitely uncalled for in all the orthodoxies and by the global economy. Particularly revealing is if one applies psychological … Continue reading
Jung übernahm zwar aus der Psychoanalyse die Begriffe Bewusstsein und Unbewusstes, differenzierte aber letzteres in ein persönliches Unbewusstes und das kollektive Unbewusste. Was ist also neu am Sozialen Unbewussten. Nichts. Im persönlichen Unbewussten geht es bei ihm um persönliche Traumata oder sonstige Erfahrungen und Impulse, die ein Individuum aus den Tiefen des Unbewussten heraus steuern. C. … Continue reading
“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
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