C.G. Jung, On Merlin and Mercurius
The Cry of Merlin Merlin represents an attempt by the medieval unconscious to create a parallel figure to Parsifal. Parsifal…
C.G. Jung, on Solitude
Letter to Gustav Smaltz, 1957 To Gustav Schmaltz30 May 1957 Dear Schmaltz: I understand your wish very well, but I…
C.G. Jung: “That is my stone. I must have it.”
The Rejected Stone The stone which the builders rejectedHas become the chief corner stone. The story of how this stone…
“The Heart of Mercurius is at the North Pole”
Carl Jung Talks about the Alchemical Mercurius Many treatises define Mercurius simply as fire. He is ignis elementaris noster naturalis…
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