Quotes

Jung, CW 5, pp. xxvi

“One without a myth is like one uprooted, having no true link either with the past, or with the ancestral life which continues within him, or even yet within contemporary human society.”

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méněcennosti zase k „teorii” všemocných iluminátů, kteří ovládají planetu. U „temného náboženství“ se ale „já“ „skrývá” za kolektivní obraz boha, náboženská posedlost, theocalypsis (výraz pro jev, jež zahrnuje všechny formy excesívního, nezdravého náboženství, tedy fundamentalismu, fanatismu i sektářství) má proto hlubší kořeny, za identifikací stojí kolektivní hlubinné obsahy, proto je posedlost velice silná a možnost korekce velice malá.”

Jung

“Even a happy life cannot be without a measure of darkness, and the word happy would lose its meaning if it were not balanced by sadness. It is far better take things as they come along with patience and equanimity.”

Jung, 1945. After the Catastrophe. Coll. Works. 10. p. 199

“The sight of evil kindles evil in the soul…. The victim is not the only sufferer; everybody in the vicinity of the crime, including the murderer, suffers with him. Something of the abysmal darkness of the world has broken in on us, poisoning the very air we breathe and befouling the water with the stale, nauseating taste of blood.”

Psychological Types, par. 574, C. G. Jung

“It is an outstanding peculiarity of unconscious impulses that, when deprived of energy by lack of conscious recognition, they take on a destructive character, and this happens as soon as they cease to be compensatory”

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