Personality
Personality is a seed that can only develop by slow stages throughout life. There is no personality without definiteness, wholeness, and ripeness. – C. G. Jung In this article, we consider the centerpiece of Jung’s work–the individuation of personality. The terms “psychological types” and “personality” have often been confused. The term psychological types refers to […]
Collaborations
The unconscious functions likewise group themselves in patterns correlated with the conscious ones. Thus, the correlative of conscious, practical thinking may be an unconscious intuitive-feeling attitude – C. G. Jung In the last article, we looked at oppositions–psychological types that oppose the dominant type, inducing individuation. In this article, we will consider the collaborations that amplify […]
Orientation and Attitude
“You see, you get your orientation, you get your bearings, in the chaotic abundance of impressions through the four functions, these four aspects of total human orientation.” – C. G. Jung With this article, we are initiating a series of articles on the application of Jung’s types for individuation.Your comments and inquiries are most welcome! Please […]