Psychology Psychology of Yoga and Meditation / C. G. Jung / Martin Liebshire

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This book is a record of Jung's lecture on Eastern Spirituality from 1938 to 1940. Jung begins with a concept based on his psychological practice of active imagination and compares it with the practice of Eastern meditation, focusing on various Yoga traditions and meditation taught by the practice of Buddhism.
In this lecture, Jung takes up three texts as the main references, three of which are the 『 Yoga Sutra 』 of Patanjali, which is regarded as one of the most important sources of modern knowledge of Yoga ; the book of Chinese Jodo sect traditions, 『 Kanmuryoju-kyo 』 ; and the book of Tantra Yoga, 『 Shly-Chakra-Sanvara Tantra 』.
In no other work of Jung, there is a more detailed psychological interpretation of these three spiritual texts.
From the importance of understanding Jung's view of Eastern Mysticism, it can be compared to his commentary on the secrets of the Golden Flower of 『, 』 and 『 Kundalini Yoga, only the science 』 of Volume 6.
From the importance of understanding Jung's view of Eastern Mysticism, it can be compared to his commentary on the secrets of the Golden Flower of Oriental ;
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『 Yoga Sutras 』
『 Kanmuryoju-kyo Sutra 』
『 Shry = Chakra = San Vara Tantra [アミターユル = Diana = Sutras] 』
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Swiss born psychiatrist and pioneer of deep psychology.
Jung called his own system analytical psychology, advocated the concept of collective unconsciousness and original type, and presented a magnificent view of the mind that went beyond the frame of a single individual. In 2010, the Book of Red in 『 (Mongaifushutsu), 』 (Sogensha) was published, which shocked the world. In 2008, Jung began to publish lectures at the Swiss Institute of Technology (ETH), which was his late work, and the first volume, History of 『 Modern Psychology, 』 (Sogensha) was published. editorial supervisor