the spirit of the depths teaches me that I am a servant, in fact the servant of a child. This dictum was repugnant to me and I hated it. But I had to recognize and accept that my soul is a child
In "The Red Book," C.G. Jung explores the concept of inner experiences and symbolic representations of the psyche. He grapples with the notion that despite his status and accomplishments, he feels a deep connection to his inner child, revealing a profound aspect of the self that is often neglected. This realization challenges his understanding of identity and purpose.
Jung's journey leads him to accept that he serves a deeper, more innocent...