“Psychologically, we have a right on purely empirical grounds to treat the contents of the unconscious as just as real as the things of the

“Life wants to create new forms, and therefore, when a dogma loses its vitality, it must perforce activate the archetype that has always helped man

Do the meaning and value of the personality really lie only in what is permanent? May it not be that change, becoming, and development represent

We get clues from the unconscious to further our “progress and ascent” toward a more complete and whole personality.

Do the meaning and value of the personality really lie only in what is permanent? May it not be that change, becoming, and development represent

Though people may start with clear orientations either inwardly or outwardly, or more directive than receptive, or more oriented to relationships than rational logic, with