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The mysterious understanding of God<br />

and man of C. G. Jung<br />

▶ Key texts by C. G. Jung for spiritual seekers<br />

▶ With an extensive introduction by an experienced Jungian<br />

analyst who is familiar with spiritual traditions<br />

“The he decisive question for a person is: are you related to something infin<br />

infinite<br />

or not? That is the telling question of his life.“ This statement of C. G. Jung’s<br />

demonstrates the critical importance of spirituality in his understanding of<br />

the world and human beings.<br />

For this book, the Jungian analyst and psychotherapist Brigitte Dorst has<br />

selected the most important texts in which Jung addresses spirituality and<br />

transcendence. The spectrum of themes – images of God, the soul, the<br />

search for meaning, psychotherapy and religion, religious symbols, Eastern<br />

wisdom – makes it clear how thoroughly and extensively Jung explored<br />

these questions.<br />

This title is addressed to engaged specialists as well as people who are simply<br />

interested in an ecumenical spirituality and a freeing interpretation of<br />

religion.<br />

Brigitte Dorst (ed.)<br />

C. G. Jung – Writings on<br />

Spirituality and Transcendence<br />

ISBN: 978-3-8436-0222–8<br />

Patmos<br />

Hardback with jacket<br />

256 pages<br />

Brigitte Dorst is Professor of Psychology<br />

at the Cologne University of Applied<br />

Sciences and has her own psychotherapy<br />

practice in Münster, Germany. She is also<br />

the Scientific Director of the International<br />

Society for Depth Psychology and the<br />

Chairperson of the C. G. Jung Society in<br />

Cologne.<br />

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ANALYTICAL PSYCHOLOGY

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