Carl Gustav Jung

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Carl Gustav Jung

• Born July 26 1875
• Kesswil Switzerland
• Father of Analytical Psychology1

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EARLY YEARS1

• Born into well educated family.
• Not very interested in school.
• Preferred to be left to himself to read.
• Interested in ancient literature languages
  religion philosophy.
• Rejected fathers religion.
• Medicine - University of Basel
• Psychology Paris France

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PROFESSIONAL ACHIEVMENTS

• Physician at Mental Hospital in Zurich
• University of Zurich 1900 19092
• Lecturer in psychiatry 1905 1913
• 1907 Jung meets Freud
• President of the International Psychoanalytic
  Society3
• Founded School of Psychology in Zurich2
• World Traveler of societies religions and
  tribes
• Lecturer Author Editor Theorists

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LEADERSHIP TRAITS

• Influential
• Generous
• Communicator
• Creative Insight
• Committed To Cause

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INFLUNECE
JOSEPH CAMPBELL AUTHOR Myths To Live By The
Heroes Journey Hero With A Thousand
Faces ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS4 Treats patients
chronic alcoholism. Spiritual experience to
healing. Shared experience.
GEORGE LUCAS FILMMAKER Star Wars characters are
Jungian Archetypes. FREDRICO FELLINI
FILMMAKER 81/2 created under the influence
of Jungian theories. INSTITUES SOCITIES
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GENEROUS
OTTO GROSS 5 Son of Hans Gross Otto a man of
great knowledge and access Drug Addict Jung
detested Otto Accepted Otto as patient Difficult
treatment Profound change Friends
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COMMUNICATOR

• DOCTOR
• AUTHOR
• SPEAKER
• EDITOR
• PROFESSOR
• LETTERS TO FREUD

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CREATIVE INSIGHT
Jung changed the thinking in The field. Not by
casting the differences but by embracing the
similarities.
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COMITTMENT

• Started Clinics
• Presided over International Societies
• Wrote Books
• Edited Texts
• Lectured
• World Traveler
• Treat Patients

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A DARK PERIOD

• 6

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THE THIRD REICH7

• Nazi Sympathizer
• President of General Medical Society for
  Psychotherapy
• Jung defends the Third Reich
• Nazis believe psychoanalysis to be a Jew Science
• Statements to save the science of psychoanalysis
• Germanys mental illness Superior nationalism
• Aryan ideology
• Resigned

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KEY CONCEPTS

• Collective Unconscious
• Archetypes
• Individuation
• Introvert Extrovert
• Anima Animus
• Synchronicity8

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THE UNCONSCIOUS

• PEROSNAL
• When we dream or meditate we sink into our
  personal unconscious1.
• COLLECTIVE
• A river of timeless thoughts common to all
  people. The collective unconscious helped
  regulate cultures and inspire individuals9.

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ARCHETYPES

• These primordial images reflect basic patterns
  or universal themes common to us all which are
  present in the unconscious11.

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INDIVIDUATIONJung believed that human beings
are inwardly whole but that most of us have lost
touch with important parts of our selves. The
goal of life is individuation the process of
coming to know giving expression to and
harmonizing the various components of the
psyche11.
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CG JUNG INSTITUTES12

• BOSTON
• CHICAGO
• DALLAS
• DENVER
• HOUSTON
• NEW YORK
• SEATTLE
• SAN FRANSICO
• ORANGE COUNTY

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CG JUNG INSTITUTE OF LOS ANGELES13

• One must remember that every individual in a
  sense represents the whole of humanity and its
  history.
• Nowhere are we closer to the sublime secret of
  all creation than in the recognition of our own
  selves. Yet we know the intensity of space better
  than we know our own depths.

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References

• Picture cgjungpage.org
• 1. ship.edu/cgboeree/jung.html
• 2. britannica.com/ebi/article-9275196
• 3. barleby.com/65/ju/Jung-Car
• 4. en.wkikpedia.org.wiki/jungjung_biblograghpy
• 5. Aryan Christ The Secret Life of Carl Jung
• 6. axishistory.com
• 7. A Biography Carl Gustav Jung Frank McLynn
• 8. en.wkikpedia.org.wiki/jungjung_biblograghpy
• 9. faculty.frostburg.edu/mbradley/psychography/car
  ljung
• 10. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/imagehamill.jpg
• 11. sonoma.edu/users/d/daniels
• 12. jungchicago.org/
• 13. CG Jung Institute of Los Angeles