Status Updates From Jung on Synchronicity and t...

Is it at all possible to separate the scientist/theoretician from the superstitious/quasi-religious?

I'm struggling with that.

Jung's steadfast unwillingness to investigate the source of strange sounds or feelings of what he calls "synchronistic phenomenon" calls into question his entire body of work. Was this all based on supposition and belief?

"…science is simply a matter of intellect, and that the intellect is only one among several fundamental psychic functions and therefore does not suffice to give a complete picture of the world. For this another function—feeling—is needed too. Feeling often arrives at convictions that are different from those of the intellect, and we cannot always prove that the convictions of feeling are necessarily inferior."

I didn't really just read 54 pages of this book… I skipped the 44-page introduction to read at the end (if at all). I'll decide what to think of what Jung thinks on my own.

In my woo woo era fr, men altså: “From this follows either that the psyche cannot be localized in space, or that space is relative to the psyche. The same applies to the temporal determination of the psyche and the psychic relativity of time. I do not need to emphasize that the verification of these findings must have far-reaching consequences.”
Hvorfor er Jung kinda hot suddenly

“I must constantly remind myself that the last witch was burned in Europe the year my grandfather was born”
Jung har selv mega hekse energi. Indrømmer i et brev til Freud at han bruger astrologi til at understøtte sine psykologiske diagnoser lmao.

“I shall not commit the fashionable stupidity of regarding everything I cannot explain as a fraud”