CARL JUNG
Below you'll find a few examples of Jung's own dreams; the Dreambank also has a broader sample of Jungian dreams
RELATED TOPICS: the four Jungian functions - Jungian shadow figures - dreamguides and animas - souls - shamanic dreams and shamanism in dreams - Freud - See also the full INDEX OF SUBJECTS.
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| JUNG'S PREMONITIONS OF WORLD WAR I: by Carl Jung, 1913-1914; five ignored warnings. Jung was told in dreams and visions that Europe would soon drown in blood. But he just couldn't believe it... |
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| THE MAN-EATER: by Carl Jung, 1879; a precocious formative nightmare. Jung (at age three and a half) sees a terrifying god deep underground, and is told "That is the man-eater!"... |
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| SIEGFRIED MUST DIE: by Carl Jung; 1913/12/18, an archetypal (and predictive?) dream. Jung and a little brown man shoot down Siegfried the German Hero, riding his chariot of bones. Wait... his what? |
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