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C.G. Jung

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Quotes by C.G. Jung

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Fulfill that which comes to you.
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Fulfill that which comes to you.
If you have all your wishes fulfilled, you have what could be called psychological entropy. I found then that what I had thought to be a pathological phenomenon is in fact a rule of nature.
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If you have all your wishes fulfilled, you have what could be called psychological entropy. I found then that what I had thought to be a pathological phenomenon is in fact a rule of nature.
The animus is meant to be cosmic. It is a function which should widen out the spiritual or mental possibilities into infinite space, as it were, into the infinity of the collective mind. In as much as the animus is expanding into the great conscious cosmos, he is really in his own element—there he belongs, that is his home.
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The animus is meant to be cosmic. It is a function which should widen out the spiritual or mental possibilities into infinite space, as it were, into the infinity of the collective mind. In as much as the animus is expanding into the great conscious cosmos, he is really in his own element—there he belongs, that is his home.
Your visions will become clear only when you can look into your own heart. Who looks outside, dreams who looks inside, awakes.
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Your visions will become clear only when you can look into your own heart. Who looks outside, dreams who looks inside, awakes.
In the unconscious, one cannot judge because of the great darkness there, but in the conscious there is light, and so there are differences; there is a criterion in consciousness which gives one a measure by which to judge.
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In the unconscious, one cannot judge because of the great darkness there, but in the conscious there is light, and so there are differences; there is a criterion in consciousness which gives one a measure by which to judge.
Since it is the point of reference for the field of consciousness, the ego is the subject of all successful attempts at adaptation so far as these are achieved by the will.
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Since it is the point of reference for the field of consciousness, the ego is the subject of all successful attempts at adaptation so far as these are achieved by the will.
The ego, the subject of consciousness, comes into existence as a complex quantity which is constituted partly by the inherited disposition and partly by unconsciously acquired impressions and their attendant phenomena.
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The ego, the subject of consciousness, comes into existence as a complex quantity which is constituted partly by the inherited disposition and partly by unconsciously acquired impressions and their attendant phenomena.
The artist's relative lack of adaptation turns out to his advantage; it enables him to follow his own yearnings far from the beaten path and to discover what it is that would meet the unconscious needs of his age.
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The artist's relative lack of adaptation turns out to his advantage; it enables him to follow his own yearnings far from the beaten path and to discover what it is that would meet the unconscious needs of his age.
The shadow that hidden, repressed, for the most part inferior and guilt - laden personality whose ultimate ramifications reach back into the realm of our annual ancestors.
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The shadow that hidden, repressed, for the most part inferior and guilt - laden personality whose ultimate ramifications reach back into the realm of our annual ancestors.
You do not have an inferior function, it has you.
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You do not have an inferior function, it has you.
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