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House Guests

We get clues from the unconscious to further our “progress and ascent” toward a more complete and whole personality.

Falsification of Type

“As a rule, whenever such a falsication of type takes place . . . the individual becomes neurotic later, and can be cured only by

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

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

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 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

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Ориентация и отношение

“You see, you get your orientation, you get your bearings, in the chaotic abundance of impressions through the four functions,…

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So the birth of personality in oneself has a therapeutic effect. It is as if a river that had run…

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The unconscious functions likewise group themselves in patterns correlated with the conscious ones. Thus, the correlative of conscious, practical thinking…

House Guests

We get clues from the unconscious to further our “progress and ascent” toward a more complete and whole personality.

Falsification of Type

“As a rule, whenever such a falsication of type takes place . . . the individual becomes neurotic later, and can be cured only by

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

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

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 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