How did the great mythopoetic psychiatrist, Carl Jung, view God? When Jung was asked whether or not he believed in God in a now-famous 1959 BBC interview near the end of his life, he mused, “I don’t believe, I know.” But what did he mean by that? What view of God does a lifetime of inquiry into medicine, the psyche, and the esoteric lead to? As we’ll see in In this transmission, Jung’s view on the great mystery existence is both compelling and cryptic. It opens the door to massive philosophical questions that we all have to process.
I'm new to Jung. Which of these should I start with? (After I finish reading Ars Nova) : r/Jung
The Not-Yet God: Carl Jung, Teilhard de Chardin, and the Relational Whole: 9781626985353: Delio, Ilia: Books
Inner Eye: History and Science of The Third Eye aka Pineal Gland aka Ajna Chakra
Mind Meld 91 Quiet Quanta with Dr. Dean Radin - THIRD EYE DROPS
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Spirituality Archives - Page 4 of 19 - THIRD EYE DROPS
Synchronicity, Psyche, and Carl Jung with Erick Godsey
Carl Jung On In The Red Book God Anthology - Carl Jung Depth Psychology
Growing the God Inside of You with Erick Godsey - Mystical Buddhism, Consciousness and Carl Jung
Carl Jung On God - Quotations - Carl Jung Depth Psychology
Jung on Freud - The Atlantic
Carl Jung on God and the Mystery of Existence - THIRD EYE DROPS
Anthologies Absolute Knowledge - Dreams [Part 1] - Carl Jung Depth Psychology
1. Great Quotations From Carl Jung Biographies - Carl Jung Depth Psychology
Can the Universe Hear You Thinking? with Alex Ebert
