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Jung’s Last Mandala, 1928

Jung’s Last Mandala, 1928

In remembrance of this coincidence, this “synchronicity,” I wrote underneath the picture which had made so Chinese an impression upon…

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Mandalas from the Red Book

Mandalas from the Red Book

From The Red Book , W. W. Norton & Company, 2009 Related Posts — Click on image below:

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Jung’s First Mandala (1916)

Jung’s First Mandala (1916)

Jung’s First Mandala It was only towards the end of the First World War that I gradually began to emerge…

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Mandalas and the State of the Self

Mandalas and the State of the Self

Mandalas and the State of the Self My mandalas were cryptograms concerning the state of the self which were presented…

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Jung on Mandalas: The Unconscious and Wholeness

Jung on Mandalas: The Unconscious and Wholeness

In the products of the unconscious we discover mandala symbols, that is, circular and quaternity figures which express wholeness, and…

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C. G. Jung: On the Symbol of the Mandala

C. G. Jung: On the Symbol of the Mandala

From the Tavistock Lectures. 1935 This idea of a receptacle is an archetypal idea. You find it everywhere, and it…

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