Philosophy & (Jungian) Psychology
Carl Jung and the Secret of the Golden Flower The Secret of the Golden Flower is a short book which consists of a mix of Taoist and Buddhist teachings combined with a meditation technique. In the translation provided by Richard Wilhelm, it is argued that the contents of the book have been transmitted orally for…
Whereas our external world continues to develop rapidly, our internal world is often neglected and left in the dark. As Carl Jung observed, inner forces…
Introduction Carl Jung’s idea of the Archetypes is often considered to be complicated and difficult to explain. At the same time, however, it is an…
Reading philosophical books can be immensely valuable. Philosophical books can change the way you think, give you the ability to observe varying ideas from different…
Introduction Friedrich Nietzsche has been one of the most interesting and inspiring philosophers to have ever lived. Nietzsche was not afraid to question everything; in…
Black Books Summary: Introduction Carl Jung has undoubtedly introduced us to an immense array of hugely influential theories and concepts, which can help us better…
Ayn Rand’s philosophy is extremely controversial. It appears as if one can either love or hate Atlas Shrugged. Hopefully this article will help you decide.
Introduction The Swiss psychiatrist Carl Jung has introduced us to some extremely interesting and useful concepts, such as the archetypes, the collective unconscious, and the…
Andrei Tarkovsky is considered by many to be one of the most important movie directors of all time. Andrei Tarkovsky’s work is often seen as…
Introduction Carl Jung’s Black Books consists of 7 volumes written by Carl Jung between 1913 and 1932. As the editor, Sonu Shamdasani, indicated at the…
Throughout this book I discuss how the publication of Carl Jung’s Red Book and Black Books in recent years can shed a new light on Jung’s theories. I also explore how these new insights may help us deal with some of our current dilemmas, resulting from the fact that our external world continues to develop rapidly, while our internal world is often neglected and left in the dark.
