Browsing: Carl Gustav Jung

A portrait of Jung associated with his 1957 interviews on the unconscious, libido, complexes, personality types, mandala symbolism, and the movement toward the Self.

A Jungian representation of eternal youth, postponement, fear of failure, anima projection, confrontation with the dragon, and the movement toward adult commitment.

A medieval scene reflecting the Jungian movement from the puer aeternus pattern toward commitment, integration, the liberation of the anima, and the conjunctio of inner opposites.

A circular mandala structure representing the transformation of solitude into inner order through integration, differentiation, and movement toward the Self.

A conceptual image representing synchronicity through archetypal activation, intense affect, Symbolic correspondence, psychic transformation, and the relationship between psyche and matter.

A portrait of Jung accompanying a comparison of Freudian causality and Jungian compensation, numinous experience, synchronicity, and the ethics of evidence.

A portrait from Jung’s later years accompanying his reflections on consciousness, the collective unconscious, modern atomisation, old age, and the ethical process of individuation.

A portrait of Jung accompanying a reflection on atopos, inner and external migration, personal myth, collective memory, and the individuation process.

A Mithraic visual context accompanying the encounter between Jung’s clinical image of a tube hanging from the sun and a similar motif in an ancient liturgical text.