Below is an excerpt from C. G. Jung’s autobiographical work Memories, Dreams, Reflections, from the chapter “Confrontation with the Unconscious,” in which he describes a vision lasting about an hour, as well as a recurring dream. Both proved to be early premonitions of the events that unfolded a year later with the outbreak of the […]
Collective unconscious
- Analytical Psychology
- Bert Hellinger
- Carl Gustav Jung
- Depression
- Family Constellations
- Lightworkers
- Selected Articles
- Self-Sacrifice
“Usually you can’t explain to others what has happened because the path of understanding is blocked by prejudice: ‘everyone is the same’, ‘such things don’t exist’, or if they do, they are ‘pathological’, and furthermore, highly irrelevant, ‘to think that such a thing could matter is monstrous hubris’, ‘it’s all just psychology’. The latter objection […]
01.11.2021
Jung: The Unconscious Is What Must Be Known
Healthy Skepticism or Paranoia? There is a great difference between healthy skepticism and paranoia. Conspiracy theories surrounding vaccines are an expression of the latter—a projection of an inner factor that originates in the collective unconscious, the shared soul of humanity. Its contents are the archetypes, and the most fundamental among them is the so-called archetype […]
28.04.2012
The esoteric Law of Sacrifice
For quite some time now, I have been exploring the idea that human suffering has two different sources: (1) personal, and(2) transpersonal (collective). And I am increasingly realizing that there are people who experience the second one to a greater degree. This means that the origin of their suffering does not relate only to their […]
“The Knowing Field” is a phenomenon I first encountered as a participant in a Family Constellation group. What I witnessed and experienced then left such deep traces in my consciousness that my perception—both as a person and as a psychotherapist—has never been the same since. I was deeply impressed not only by Bert Hellinger’s theory […]
