Sublime

“becoming who you are”—a

an asocial monster.”

“Everyone who says that I am a mystic is just an idiot.”1

“Do you know who reads my books? It’s the ordinary people, often quite poor people.”

Jung is responsible for the widespread resurgence of a more inner-oriented spirituality in the modern world,

“Mystical experience,” he told his learned listeners, “is experience of the archetypes”

he does believe that people of an earlier time knew more than we suspect.