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...18A Chorus Of Powers: American Indian Belief 176The Sacred Land: Australian Aboriginal Religion 238Conclusion 277References 293The Collected Works Of Carl Jung 299...

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...oted by permission of The Shrine of Wisdom, Brook, Godalming, Surrey. C.G. Jung Speaking, ed. William McGuire and R.F.C. Hull, Princeton University Pr... ..., Princeton University Press, Princeton, 1977. The Collected Works of C.G. Jung, Routledge and Kegan Paul, London, 19591973. Baba Kubi of Shiraz, “The... ...sence Of Buddhism The Concept Of The Buddha Buddhist Yoga Zen Buddhism And Jung Christianity 59 Origins How Much Does Historical Truth Matter? Central... ...Knowledge The Present Conclusion 277 References 293 The Collected Works Of Carl Jung 299 INTRODUCTION Most readers of this book will ha... ...edge The Present Conclusion 277 References 293 The Collected Works Of Carl Jung 299 INTRODUCTION Most readers of this book will have ha... ...Christian civilizations and religions. It was not long before I discovered Carl Jung’s book Symbols of Transformation. Although at UTS a friend had in... ...ring their major works and it was but a few years before William James and Carl Jung came on the scene. Probably the first major study of the interrel... ...s of Religious Experience published in 1902. It was the same year in which Carl Jung’s doctoral thesis On the Psychology and Pathology of So-called Oc... ...sychology with deep suspicion. Earlier, in this Introduction I quoted from Carl Jung a passage to the effect that the time of “rational enlightenment”...

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... Lady from the Sea" are related to archetypal themes of his youthful work. The thesis is that Ibsen was a creator of myths. Using the psychology of Carl Jung, the book emphasizes Ibsen's awareness of the bipolar, archetypal nature of masculinity and femininity, the difference between falling in love and true love, and the importance of following one's calling. It is wri...

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... I have tried to convey the relevance of literature to our personal lives during my teaching career, using the insights provided by the psychology of Carl Jung....

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... Barcelona Chavet Gabriel, Lille Carreira Saldanha Jorge, Lisboa Domingues Carlos, d-ro, Rio de Janeiro Dreher Leopold, d-ro, Krakow Facchi Gaetano, B... ...rnaul, Nikolajev. De post 1931 membro de CK SEU. Beltrao (beltrau) Antonio Carlos de Arruda, brazilano, d-ro, distrikta ĉe n ĝ. telegrafa. Mortis en 1... ...kazis ankaŭ la inaŭguro de la E-a standardo (v.) O. SIMON. Bourlet (burle) Carlo, franco, d-ro de sciencoj, prof., scienculo. Nask. 25 apr. 1866 en St... ...: Vieira Souto, b-a: Melo e Sousa, 7-a: inĝ. Agenor de Miranda, 18-a: d-ro Carlos Domingues, 20-a: prof. E. Backheuser, 21-a: Domingues, 22-a: konsulo... ... Domingues, 20-a: prof. E. Backheuser, 21-a: Domingues, 22-a: konsulo Joao Carlos Muniz kaj 24-a: Eliseu Montarroios. La Brazila Delegitoĉe la Ligo de... ...etaro, estas la E-RadioProgramo de la Int. Radio-Servo eldonita de J. 287 Jungfer en Lübben; de apr. 1928 ĝi aperas seninterrompe, unue monate, nun ĉ... ... grandaj E-eldonejoj. Hirt und Sohn, Leipzig; Ellersiek kaj Borel, Berlin; Jung, Horrem apud Köln, kiuj ne perdis kuraĝon kaj don. En ĉiuj mizeroj d... ... G. multe helpis E Triumfonta (nuntempe Heroldo de Esperanto), eld. de Teo Jung komence en Horrem, poste en Köln, ekde 1919 kiel semajna gazeto (kelkt... ...E-Ligo Ludwigshafen. Por la fako E kaj radio sukcese laboris kaj laboradas Jungfer, Lübben kaj helpantoj, tiel ke la plimulto de la germanaj sendstaci...

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...ed to be that of overcoming our aloneness -- the need to love and be loved. He did not see the human being as a necessarily aggressive animal. Carl J... ... be that of overcoming our aloneness -- the need to love and be loved. He did not see the human being as a necessarily aggressive animal. Carl Jung f... ... in life. ―The humanist school of psychology has also emphasized the importance of a person being responsible for his or her behavior. Carl R... ...aybe physical beauty or unattractiveness might influence a person to act in a more positive or negative way. . ―You may be familiar with Carl J... ...physical beauty or unattractiveness might influence a person to act in a more positive or negative way. . ―You may be familiar with Carl Jung‘s... ... He was a medical doctor, one of many in his family. His family also nurtured a great many theologians. It might seem only natural, then, that Jung w... ... dissertation he attempted to pull the two ideas together when he wrote about the occult or supernatural aspects of the mind. ―One of Jung's... ... the course of human history. They can be shown in the similarity of religious beliefs, mythologies, works of art, and dreams. ―While Jung's...

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... kind of ghost, not necessarily a supernatural spirit. In fact, C.G. Jung, one of the most eminent psychologists of our time, suggested that U... ...nce (usually subconsciously) on the apparently external environment. Carl Gustav Jung later developed the idea of synchronicity along these li... ...y subconsciously) on the apparently external environment. Carl Gustav Jung later developed the idea of synchronicity along these lines, a forma... ... 119, 120, 121, 122, 124, 129. Jung, Carl Gustav.......P. 16, 136. Kaluza, Theodor.........P. 24, 26... ...120, 121, 122, 124, 129. Jung, Carl Gustav.......P. 16, 136. Kaluza, Theodor.........P. 24, 26, 27, ...

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...rted laws and/or propositions (statements derived from axioms). Philosophers like Carl Hempel and Ernest Nagel regard a theory as scientific if it... ...a painful and frightening process. This function of the dream is more in line with Jung's view of dreams as "compensatory". The previous three func... ...ncy. Both collective symbols and private symbols are used. The collective symbols (Jung's archetypes?) prevent the need to re-invent the wheel. The... ...h), from other people (such as shamans - remember Castaneda), from the collective (Jung), from reality (this is the closest to Western interpretati...

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...nts. The best interpretation of it that I have found in modern terms is in Carl Gustav Jung’s book “Psychology and Alchemy”, which I recommend to th... ...t interpretation of it that I have found in modern terms is in Carl Gustav Jung’s book “Psychology and Alchemy”, which I recommend to those readers w... ... alchemist who works day and night to try to transform lead into gold, but Jung looks at this as a symbol that instead is speaking of a much more im... ... and not to just an elect few. This is also true of the Odyssey. Just as Jung unveiled the deeper meaning of alchemy, my goal is to do something s... ... mother, he encounters the seductive mother and the castrating mother. The Junghian analyst E. Neuman introduced the concept of the devouring mother... ...ow very little about. The little that I know about it, beyond what Freud, Jung and Reich have already said, I described in my book: “Theory of the ...

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...tis tion, ne nur ĉar ĝi estas psikanalize familiara termino, sed ankaŭ ĉar Carl Jung kiu popularigis la vorton kaj koncepton en la moderna psikologio ... ...ion, ne nur ĉar ĝi estas psikanalize familiara termino, sed ankaŭ ĉar Carl Jung kiu popularigis la vorton kaj koncepton en la moderna psikologio mem p... ...rketipo en la Suplemento de PIV estas mallongigo de difino verkita de Jung). Ĉar ĉi tiu estas ĉefverko de la filozofia literaturo, oni kutimas plen... ...uis sian filozofian teorion pri la manieroj laŭ kiuj ni komprenas la mondon. Carl Jung, en nia jarcento, siavice uzis la filozofion de Kantio kiel bazon p... ...ian filozofian teorion pri la manieroj laŭ kiuj ni komprenas la mondon. Carl Jung, en nia jarcento, siavice uzis la filozofion de Kantio kiel bazon por An...

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... adaptation. Live and let live is what evolution is all about - not the law of the jungle. The survival of all the species that are fit to survive ... ...o socialism and communism, the other to corporatism and monopolies and the third to jungle- ization of the market (what the Europeans derisively call... ...a painful and frightening process. This function of the dream is more in line with Jung's view of dreams as "compensatory". The previous three func... ...ncy. Both collective symbols and private symbols are used. The collective symbols (Jung's archetypes?) prevent the need to re-invent the wheel. The... ...important part of the counselling technique developed by the American psychologist Carl Rogers." Empathy is predicated upon and must, therefore, i... ...erefore, a part of the process of socialization. But, as the American psychologist Carl Rogers taught us, empathy is also learned and inculcated. W... ...ey emigrated, throngs of millions of people, planeloads, trainloads, cartloads and carloads of them and they reached their destinations alive and a... ...ng the legacies of Jonathan Edwards, Orestes Brownson, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Thomas Carlyle, William James, Reinhold Niebuhr and, above all, Martin ... ...rted laws and/or propositions (statements derived from axioms). Philosophers like Carl Hempel and Ernest Nagel regard a theory as scientific if it...

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... adaptation. Live and let live is what evolution is all about - not the law of the jungle. The survival of all the species that are fit to survive ... ...o socialism and communism, the other to corporatism and monopolies and the third to jungle- ization of the market (what the Europeans derisively call... ...a painful and frightening process. This function of the dream is more in line with Jung's view of dreams as "compensatory". The previous three func... ...ncy. Both collective symbols and private symbols are used. The collective symbols (Jung's archetypes?) prevent the need to re-invent the wheel. The... ...important part of the counselling technique developed by the American psychologist Carl Rogers." Empathy is predicated upon and must, therefore, i... ...erefore, a part of the process of socialization. But, as the American psychologist Carl Rogers taught us, empathy is also learned and inculcated. W... ...ey emigrated, throngs of millions of people, planeloads, trainloads, cartloads and carloads of them and they reached their destinations alive and a... ...ng the legacies of Jonathan Edwards, Orestes Brownson, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Thomas Carlyle, William James, Reinhold Niebuhr and, above all, Martin ... ...rted laws and/or propositions (statements derived from axioms). Philosophers like Carl Hempel and Ernest Nagel regard a theory as scientific if it...

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...s exactly what happened when he was approached by the Lord God thereby clarifying the puzzling aspects of his chapter in the bible. Professor, Doctor Carl Gustav Jung, the great psychiatrist and philosopher, defines and explains the mind. You will learn what happens to your loved ones after they pass on. Other subjects dealt with are reincarnation, karma, the beauty of lif...