Carl Jung
Founded analytical psychology, archetypes and collective unconscious
Quotes by Carl Jung
The human psyche is by nature religious.
The future of mankind depends on the individual.
The world is in a dangerous state, but the danger lies not in the world itself, but in man.
The only real danger that exists is the individual who is not conscious of himself.
We meet ourselves time and again in a thousand disguises on the path of life.
The brighter the light, the darker the shadow.
The only way to escape the effects of the past is to become conscious of them.
The less he understands of what he is doing, the more a man is bound by his conscience.
The greatest danger for man is that he loses himself in the collective.
The highest, most decisive experience is to be alone with one's own soul.
We are not born in a vacuum. We are born into a family, a society, a culture, and a history.
The unconscious is not a demoniacal monster, but a natural entity which is quite amoral.
The human soul is not a machine, but a living organism.
It is often in the darkest hour that the light of the soul shines brightest.
The only thing that can save us is the courage to face ourselves.
The man who is not in agreement with himself is not in agreement with the world.
The greatest tragedy of life is not death, but what dies inside us while we live.
The world is in a bad state, but it is not because of the bad people, but because of the good people who do nothing.
The more we are separated from our instincts, the more we are in danger of becoming neurotic.
The unconscious is the source of all creativity.