Jung's Autobiography

Author: Jung
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Publish Date: 2005-06-01
Features: If I am Moses, then you are Joshua, who will possess the promised land of psychiatry, and I can only gaze at it from afar. — Freud
Only when he serves as a "touchstone" to touch the truth of the soul does his life become meaningful. — Anila Yafi
This is the rich, lifelong memoir of the master of analytical psychology, Jung. Jung said: My life is a story of the full development of the unconscious. This sincere biography of this rare journey records his lifelong endless confusion, doubts, and unhappiness, completing a unique autobiography of great significance to the history of thought. Life is like a plant that continues to live through its roots; true life is invisible, hidden deep within the roots. The part of life that appears above the ground can only last for one summer and then withers. However, what I never lost was the unconscious buried deep within my heart, which continues to survive in the eternal flow. My dreams, various hallucinations are like molten red lava, and thus, the life I wish to process is given shape within it.