“Like Corbin, Jung understands the importance of naming. He knows that unnamed experiences tend to remain unconscious. Correctly naming an experience is tremendously important. Jung says that when you give an experience a wrong name “you qualify it, you put… — Sandra Dennis Copy Share Image
“The more vivid the image, the deeper and further away from consciousness the impulse. Possession by the devil, for instance, is explained as hatred… — Sandra Dennis Copy Share Image
“There are gods and daimons and heroes in our perceptions, feelings, ideas and actions, and these fantasy persons determine how we see, feel, think… — Sandra Dennis Copy Share Image
“The Nature of Visionary Fancy or Imagination is very little Known & the Eternal nature & permanence of its ever Existent Images is considered… — Sandra Dennis Copy Share Image
“The imagination, as a subset of the lesser “irrational,” has been rejected and devalued by our culture to the point that we acknowledge its… — Sandra Dennis Copy Share Image
“mundus imaginalis: “a world that is ontologically as real as the world of the senses and that of the intellect”.” — Sandra Dennis Copy Share Image
“Jung called the quality of eternity or religious power associated with the imaginal numinosity, a term he revived from Rudolf Otto's original conception of… — Sandra Dennis Copy Share Image
“Like Corbin, Jung understands the importance of naming. He knows that unnamed experiences tend to remain unconscious. Correctly naming an experience is tremendously important.… — Sandra Dennis Copy Share Image
