Introverted Thinking in the Shadow II
The unconscious thinking reaches the surface in the form of obsessive ideas which are invariably of a negative and depreciatory character – C.G. Jung In
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Introverted Thinking in the Shadow
“What he dislikes most of all is introverted thinking – thinking about philosophical principles or abstractions or basic questions of life.” – Marie-Louise von Franz
Introverted Thinking: The Conceptual Gifts
The thinking of the introverted type is positive and synthetic in developing ideas which approximate more and more to the eternal validity of the primordial
Introverted Feeling in the Shadow II
Barbara Miller “It is an outstanding peculiarity of unconscious impulses that, when deprived of energy by lack of conscious recognition, they take on a destructive
Introverted Feeling in the Shadow
Barbara Miller “These preexisting mental images into contact with which the stream of our personal experience comes, I call the subjective factor” – C.G. Jung
Introverted Feeling: The Idealistic Gifts
The depth of this feeling can only be guessed–it can never be clearly grasped. It makes people silent and difficult of access; it shrinks back
Recovering Forgotten Gifts
“When a function that should normally be conscious lapses into the unconscious, its specific energy passes into the unconscious too.” – C.G. Jung In
Type Falsification: Costs and Benefits
I do not think it improbable, in view of one’s experience, that a reversal of type often proves exceedingly harmful to the physiological well-being of
Falsification and the Un-lived Life
“. . . he must, as is often the case with children, re-enact under unconscious compulsion the unlived lives of his parents.” – C.G. Jung
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The depth of this feeling can only be guessed–it can never be clearly grasped. It makes people silent and difficult of access; it shrinks back
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“When a function that should normally be conscious lapses into the unconscious, its specific energy passes into the unconscious too.” – C.G. Jung In
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I do not think it improbable, in view of one’s experience, that a reversal of type often proves exceedingly harmful to the physiological well-being of
Falsification and the Un-lived Life
“. . . he must, as is often the case with children, re-enact under unconscious compulsion the unlived lives of his parents.” – C.G. Jung