A High Sacred Place: Jane Wheelwright’s Tepitates Journal, 47
A.R.E., conference at, 161
abaissement du niveau mental, as helpful, 121
abaissement du niveau mental, 91 & note 18, 109, 110
abandoned child, the mythologem of, 57
abandonment fears, 52, 54
abandonment, 53
abandonment, complete, the state of, as a positive, 119
abandonment, feelings of, constellated by close relationships, 45
abductee phenomenon, the, 34
abhidharma, the practice of, as similar to analytical psychology, 138
ability, the limitations of, 54
Abraham, Karl, recognizing Jung's disagreeable character, 72
abrasiveness, as a coping strategy, 54
absent father, 22
absent father, as the negative pole of the father archetype, 175
absent-mindedness, 24
absolute destruction, the power of, 82
absolute truth, as inaccessible, 130
absolutism, 2
abstract thought, the need for, in the analytical process, 157
abstractions, Jung’s dislike of, 176
abstractions, primitive psychology shunning, 166
Abu Ghraib, 84, note 48
abundance program, the, 42
Abzug, Bella, 173, note 22
academe, the sylvan groves of, 30, 66
academia, as the sylvan grooves (no typo) of academe, 156 & note 60; 160
academia, Jung regarded as a mystic in, 156
academia, mainstream, as full of male values, 45
academia, specialization in, 66
academic discourse, as soul-deadening, 81
academic psychology, Freud's lingering influence in, 119
academics, as alienated from their souls, 66
academics, resistance of, to creativity, 66
academics, resistance of, to new ideas in their field, 66
academics, resistance of, to the spiritual, 29
academics, the intellectual arrogance of, 75
academics, the prejudice of, against areas of knowledge, 66
accident, definition of, 192
accident, etymology of, 192
accidents, as meaningful, 94
accidents, as opportunities to become more conscious, 23
accidents, as synchronicities, 24
accidents, causes for, 41
accidents, Jung on, 192
acculturation, as a cause of one-sidedness, 113
achievement, definition of, 14
achievements, fear of, 51
Ackermann, Josef, predictions of, about volatility, 186, note 113
acoustics, research in, 155
acquisitions, examples of, 27
acrophobia, 22
action through non-action, 30,, 32, 35, 41
action through non-action, the paradoxical nature of, 32
action, as both efficient and effective, 173
action, our Western love of, 32
action, possible courses of, 49
action, the difference between effective and ineffective, 173
action, the intention of an, as important in karma, 145
action, through non-action, 143
actions, effective, in align with individuation, 173
active imagination, 7, 11, 13
active imagination, an example of, 42
active imagination, as a method, 6
active imagination, as a passive activity, 6
active imagination, as a valuable technique, 42
active imagination, as a way to dream a dream forward, 42
active imagination, as a way to enter the imaginal realm, 95
active imagination, as therapeutic, 6
active imagination, as visionary meditation, 102
active imagination, dangers of, 6
active imagination, definition of, 6
active imagination, features of, 6
active imagination, functions of, 6
active imagination, healing via the, 33, note 29
active imagination, Jung’s invention of, 54
active imagination, Jung's encouragement of, 129
active imagination, Jung's engagement in, 72
active imagination, Jung's invention of, 91
active imagination, relation of, to the imaginal realm, 100
active imagination, the value of, 6
active imagination, use of, in healing, 33, note 99
active imaginer, the dual role of, 6
activism, examples of, 160, 171, note 66
activist, the effective, tools of the, 173
activities, appealing, as supportive, 32
activities, engagement in useful, while the psyche incubates solutions, 154
activity, as an instinctive factor, 167, 187
activity, as animation and movement, 187
activity, as the causal instinct, 138, note 20, 188
activity, the dark side of, 32
actual, the, as that which acts, 119
acupuncturists, 33
adaptability to change, as vital, 17
adaptability, as essential in aging, 24
adaptability, as essential to the analyst, 89
adaptability, as good, to a degree, 188
adaptation, easier, 54
adaptation, failure of, serious consequences of the, 153
adaptation, hampering of by a subculture, 127
adaptation, hesitancy about, 43
adaptation, inferior, linked with regression, 43
adaptation, reduced, in neurosis, 127
adaptation, the importance of, 33
adaptation, transference is a process of, 57
adaptations, fostering of, 31
addiction, 27
addiction, as an attempt to escape problems, 115
addiction, cell phone causing, 60
addiction, fostering of, by technology, 105
addiction, Jung's response to, to allow the soul to speak, 115
addiction, Jung's view of, 115
addiction, the growing spread of, 127
addiction, the healing of, as not mastered by rules or logic, 115
addictions, as likely to be passed down through generations, 140
addictions, the dangers of, 83
addictions, the prevalence of, 94
addicts, as neurotic, needing to understand their complexes, 115
addicts, Jung's view of, 115
Adelphia, 10, note 23
Adey, W. Ross, the work of, on electromagnetic bioeffects, 60
Adler, Alfred, 34
Adler, Alfred, as originator of the concept of compensation, 162
Adler, Alfred, differences of, from Jung, 139
Adler, Alfred, ideas of, as one-sided, 113, note 6
Adler, Alfred, the hostility of, to spiritual values, 119
Adler, Alfred, the orientation of, as psychology without the psyche, 119
Adler, Alfred, the psychology of, 55
Adler, Alfred, the reductive materialism of, 100
Adler, Alfred, the spiritual paucity of, 119
Adler, Alfred, theory of power of, 55
Adler, Gerhard, 1, note 8; 63, note 5
admiration, need for, 56
admiration, soliciting, as a pattern, 54
admission of ignorance, on the part of the doctor, as helpful, 89
adolescent attitudes and ways of living, the challenge to outgrow, 115
adult education, as indirect, 85
adult education, as individualized, 85
adult education, as self-directed and self-paced, 85
adult education, components of, 85
adult education, features of, 85
adult education, goals of, 85
adult education, Jung on, 85
adult education, Jung's path of, appealing to a few, 85
adult education, reasons for taking up, 85
adult education, tasks of, 85
adult education, the components of, 85
adult education, the results of, 85
adult learner, the needs of the, 85
adult partner, women’s desire for an, 53
adult responsibility, mother modeling of, 22
adult, Jung's definition of, 85
adult, the, as the man of life's afternoon, 85
adults, encouragement of, to look within, 85
Advaita Vedanta, 34, 62
advertising, foundation of, as insecurity, 36
advocacy, the value in, 101
Antichrist, as the negative pole of spirit, 175
aeon, Jung's definition of, 164
aeon, life at the end of a, 149
aeon, the longevity of a, as a problem that bedeviled Jung, 183
aeon, the outward manifestations in the shift of the, 183
aeon, the phenomenon defined, 149, note 10
aeon, the psychic consequences in the shift of the, 183
aeon, the shift of, from Pisces to Aquarius, 183 & note 51
aeon, the shift of, from the Age of the Son, 37, 99
aeons, transitions between as melancholy and despairing times, 82
affect, as a call to sense oneself and follow up the play of opposites, 128
affect, as a psychic automatism, 128
affect, as autonomous, beyond conscious control, 128
affect, as very infectious, 128
affect, clarification of, 9, 35
affect, definitions of, 128
affect, enrichment of, 6
affect, Jung's definition of, 128
affect, outbursts of, 29
affect, outbursts of, as anger, 173
affect, re-echoing waves of, 128
affect, shift of attitude about, to see it as an opportunity, 128
affect, the enrichment and clarification of, 128
affect, the felt experience of, as an alien force, 128
affect, the impact of, 128
affect, the influence of, on character, 128
affect, the interfering nature of, 128
affect, the release of, 40
affect, the susceptibility to, 128
affect, unrelated, becoming clear, 35
affective value, Jung's definition of, 143
affectivity, definition of, 64
affects, as a manifestation of the Self, 23
affects, as events, 128
affects, fear of strong, 128
affects, features of, 128
affects, perseveration of, 128
affects, physiological implications of, 128
affects, the danger of wallowing in, 128
affects, the dissociating effect of, on consciousness, 128
affects, the need to become conscious of our, 128
affects, the power of, 128
affirmation of what is, by oldsters, 24
Affordable Care Act, the, 31, note 10
Africa, 31, 42, 117
Africa, Jung's appreciation of the primitive aspects of, 166
African American cultural influence, Jung's examples of, 38
African American history, books on, 126
African Americans, as discriminated against historically, 37
African Americans, contributions of, to American culture, 38
African Americans, gifts of, 38
African Americans, the karmic mistreatment of, 145
African elements, of the American mind, as predominant in culture formation, 126
Aftergood, Steven, as director of the Project on Government Secrecy, 152 & note 29
afterlife, the, 12
afterlife, the, image of, as important, 24
afterlife, the, judgment element in the, 26
afternoon of life, Jung’s concept of, 24
afternoon of life, the features of the, 141, 188
afternoon of life, the meaning and purpose of, 24
afternoon of life, the, goals of, 103
Age of Aquarius, meaning of, 31
Age of Aquarius, shift to the, 34
Age of Aquarius, the beginning of, 27
Age of Aquarius, the water-bearers of the, 43
Age of Aquarius, the, 23, 37
Age of Pisces, second part of the, 11
Age of Pisces, shift from the, 34
Age of Pisces, the closing of, 27
Age of Pisces, the, 64
Age of Pisces, transition of, 37
Age of Reason, the, 11
Age of the Father, the, 63
Age of the Fishes (Pisces), evolution of the, 63
Age of the Holy Spirit, the, 63
Age of the Son, the, 63
Age of the Water-Bearer (Aquarius), the, 63
age, as a physiological modality influencing behavior, 187
age, deficits of, 24
age, living in sync with one's, as a requirement for health, 109
age, the new, task of, to hold and resolve the tension of opposites, 82
age-appropriate actions, in older age, 24
agency, the task of, defined, 108
Agenda for a New Economy, 160
agenda, making fear our, 54
ages, the astrological, 142, note 8
ages, the concept of, 34, 82
Ages, the three, of Joachim, 34
aggression, 56
aggression, equation of, with violence, 52
aggression, inhibition of, 52
aggression, misconception of, as violent, 52
aggression, the controlled utilization of, 52
aggression, withholding of, due to fear, 52
aggressive criticism, parental, 52
aging person, the, needing to be preoccupied with him or herself, 24
aging process, the, as disturbing, 161
aging well, tips to foster, 24
aging, as a developmental stage, 24
aging, as a developmental task offering benefits, 24
aging, as a great adventure, 24
aging, as a positive experience, 24
aging, as a time full of potentials and opportunities, 47
aging, as a time of reprioritizing, 24
aging, as a time to improvise and adapt, 47
aging, as the last great adventure, 24
aging, challenges in, 24
aging, conventional attitude towards, 24
aging, examples of phenomena of, 47
aging, features of, 26
aging, focus of, on what produces joy, energy and well-being, 24
aging, Jung’s image of, 50
aging, Jungian center course on, 50
aging, negative associations of, 24
aging, positive aspects of, 24
aging, prejudices around, 24
aging, signs of, 47
aging, tasks of, 24
aging, the meaning of, 24
agnoia, as unconsciousness, 30
agnosticism, 7
agnosticism, Jung accused of, 180
agnosticism, Jung's definition of, 165
agnostics, as possessed by agnosticism, 170
agony, containment of, 33
agoraphobia, 22
ahistoricity, 38
ahistoricity, as dangerous, 177
ahistoricity, of the 20th century, 38
Ahriman, the Persian name for the devil, 134
AIDS, as a disease of the immune system, 59
aimlessness, of life, as a general neurosis, 109
aims, limited, envy and jealousy as the results of, 94
Aion, 7, 24
Aion, two essays on, 151, note 30
AIPAC, the political influence of, on U.S. politics, 76
airmen, as Extraverts, unable to grasp the reality of the psyche, 164, note 56
ajna, localization of, 133
akashic records, the, 34
Akerlof, George, quoted, 58
Akerlof, George, the neologisms of, 127
al-Baghdadi, Abu Bakr, the old crusader ideal adopted by, 125
albedo phase, emerging, as part of the process of alchemical change, 59
albedo, a phase of alchemical change, 83
albedo, the etymology of, 83
albedo, the goal of the, 83
albedo, the phase of alchemy, 18, note 23
albedo, the phase of, 49, note 7; 57
albedo, the task in the, 83
albedo, the, as a breakthrough time, 83
alchemical archetypes, the list of, 151
alchemical change, the stages of, 83
alchemical curriculum, courses in an, 151
alchemical gold, offered by the unconscious, 121
alchemical ideas, Jung's memorializing of, via stone carving, 163
alchemical lectures, Jung's, at Eranos, 151
alchemical material, as archetypal, 100
alchemical operations, the, as archetypes of change, 183 & notes 62 & 66
alchemical paradoxes, examples of, 114
alchemical phases, outer-life examples of, 83
alchemical process, the cooking of the, 129
alchemical processes, list of, 83, note 40
Alchemical Studies (CW 13), as the last of Jung's alchemical works to be published, 151, note 29
Alchemical Studies (CW 13), as the most readable, 28
Alchemical Studies, 7, 70
alchemical studies, as Jung's master works, 151
alchemical symbols, purpose of, 30
alchemical texts, Jung's outstanding collection of, 151
alchemical texts, the late, as fantastic and baroque, 151
alchemical transformation process, the, 49, note 7
alchemical world, the, as infused with spirit, 100
alchemical worldview, the, Jung's appreciation, 100
alchemist, the fantasy of, as helpful, 31
alchemist, the goal of, 151, note 13
alchemist, the perspective of, Jung's appreciation of the, 100
alchemist, the reliance of, on his own resources, 100
alchemist, the tenacity and patience of the 123
alchemists, advice of, 91
alchemists, as investigators, 132
alchemists, as solitaries, 100
alchemists, Jung's orientation to the world of the, 151
alchemists, the empirical orientation of, 100
alchemists, the goals of, 83
alchemists, the lived experience of Maria's axiom by, 132
alchemists, the reports of, as empirical, 151
alchemists, the striving of the, for union, 25
alchemists, the understanding of, 25
alchemists, the work of, as Gnostic, 151
alchemists, the, 34
alchemists, the, as medieval precursors of analysts, 57
alchemists, the, insights of, 52
alchemists, the, trust of, 31
alchemy, 5, 7, 17, 75, 83
alchemy, absence of a lexicon of terms in, 151
alchemy, as a collection of enduring mythologems, 61
alchemy, as a foreign language, 151
alchemy, as a process of change, 83
alchemy, as a rich foundation for Jung's philosophy of Nature, 181
alchemy, as a road map, 83
alchemy, as a system to live, 151
alchemy, as an historical counterpart to Jung's psychology of the unconscious, 151
alchemy, as an uninterrupted intellectual change going back to Gnosticism, 176
alchemy, as contributing a great deal to the development of consciousness, 176
alchemy, as non-rational and intuitive, 151
alchemy, as offering an anamnesis on the collective level, 151
alchemy, as one of Jung's most helpful sources, 180
alchemy, as outré, 183
alchemy, as providing Jung with historical verification of his theories, 151
alchemy, as the most absorbing component of Jung's work, 151
alchemy, as the unpopular thing that Jung delved into most intensely, 176
alchemy, classical, Maria's important role in, 132
alchemy, definition of, 83
alchemy, Goethe's understanding of, as appealing to Jung, 169
alchemy, Jung acquiring insight on the nature of, 176
alchemy, Jung as a student of, 54
alchemy, Jung writing letters about, 176, note 81
alchemy, Jung's deep immersion in, 100
alchemy, Jung's definition of, 81
alchemy, Jung's devotion to, 151
alchemy, Jung's disciplined, deliberate study of, 151
alchemy, Jung's initial opinion of, 151
alchemy, Jung's insights into, as parallel to his analytical psychology, 100
alchemy, Jung's investigations of, 176
alchemy, Jung's sense that von Franz was linked to alchemy, 77
alchemy, Jung's thiry-year study of, 151
alchemy, Jung's valuation of, 143, 151
alchemy, keynotes of, as paradox and ambivalence, 114
alchemy, list of the phases of, 151
alchemy, Maria's axiom as a leitmotif, 132
alchemy, modern views about, 150
alchemy, myth motifs in, 108
Alchemy, one of the definitive texts on alchemy and Jungian psychology, 77
alchemy, parallels of, with Jungian analysis, 83
alchemy, the albedo phase of, 10
alchemy, the benefits of study of, 151
alchemy, the close parallels of, with analytical psychology, 143, 151
alchemy, the four phases of, 18, note 23
alchemy, the road map of, 83
alchemy, the role and value of, in the analytic process, 151
alchemy, the secrecy of, 100
alchemy, the value and applicability of, 83
alchemy, the value of, for illustrating inner work, 143
alchemy, the wisdom of, 183
alcohol addictions, Jung treating patients with, 115
alcohol, 13
alcohol, craving for, as equivalent on a low level, of spiritual thirst, 60, 115
alcohol, prohibitions of, in the Middle East, 166
alcoholic, the healing of an, 115
Alcoholics Anonymous, William Wilson as the founder of, 115
alcoholism, as a spiritual problem, 149, note 35
Alexandria, as the intellectual capital of the Roman Empire, 132
Alger, Horatio, the myth of, 93
Alger, Horatio, the myth of, as the ideal self-made man, 140
algorithms, 27
algorithms, purpose of, 104
algorithms, quants’ clever, 58
algorithms, stress on, 28 & note 8
alien "other" in oneself, recognition of, 30
alien impulses, Jung's obedience to, 167
alien spirit, contact with, 29
alienation, as a result of holding secrets, 95
alienation, as endemic in modern reality, 179
alienation, individualism fostering, 44
alienation, resulting from social media, 60
alienists, the lack of knowledge or responsibility of the, 115
alienists, the, playing of, with a new poison, 115
Aligheri, Dante, description of gravity of, 83, note 73
Allah, martyrdom in the name of, 125
Alleluia game, the, 72
Allen, Byron, suggestions of, for 9 reparative actions, 145
alliances, uncommon, as forming now, 160
allies, forms of, in shamanism, 198
allopathic medical system, single-minded focus of, 33, note 95
allopathic model, the, 34
allopathic pharmacopeia, the, 24
allopathic physicians, 33
allopathic protocols, 28
allotment act, the, 147
allotment gardens, as a positive development, 181
allow mode, definition of, 83
allow mode, operating in, 27, 42
Almagest, of Ptolemy, 82
Alsatian Pastoral Conference, Jung's lecture at the, 119
alter ego, having it out with, 6
Alter, Adam, quoted, on the cardinal rule of drug dealing, 60
alternate facts, as an indicator of delusional outer vision, 88
alternate realities, implications of, 105
alternate realities, the spread of, 127, 130, 173
alternative facts, recognizing, 38
alternative facts, social media spawning, 177
alternative facts, the phenomenon of, 99
Altman, Sam, 68, note 47
Alzheimer’s disease, 24, 25
ambiguity, the value of, 114
ambitendency, 157
ambition, changes in, in late life, 24
ambition, hubristic, to control Nature, 144, note 29
ambition, inordinate, 138
ambition, mother’s, as a dampener, 45
ambition, thwarting of, 52
ambitions, mixed up, 24
ambivalence, 53
ambivalence, as a keynote of alchemy, 114
ambivalence, becoming conscious of, 31
ambivalence, Jung's concern to have his patients recognize their, 157
ambivalence, the value of, 114
ambivalent mother, disorders associated with the, 22
America First movement, the, 8
America, as 50 years behind in psychology, 115
America, as a Black nation from a popular-culture standpoint, 126
America, as a puer culture, 163
America, as a shadow place for Jung, 115
America, as ahead with technology, 115
America, as an ESTJ culture, not given to introspection, deliberation or empathy, 145
America, as its own worst enemy, 186
America, as squandering its wealth and power, 184
America, as the land of freedom, 8
America, as the land of opportunity, prejudiced against immigrants, 184
America, as wasteful, 186
America, belief of, in our exceptionalism, 59
America, challenges of, 145
America, character of, 186
America, contemporary, critique of, 83, note 78
America, delusion in, fostering the rise of Trump, 128
America, experiencing a fateful period now, 93
America, future of, 3
America, Jung’s view of, as one-sided, looking only on our bright side, 184
America, Jung's astonishment at the Extraverted extreme of, 188
America, Jung's trips to, 115
America, native prophecies about, 147
America, openness of, to new ideas, 70
America, psychiatric treatment in, relying on drugs, 115
America, slavery and racism as the original sin of, 145
America, the 3 key values of, as need, greed and speed, 131
America, the ahistoricity of, as problematic, 115
America, the astrological chart of, 186
America, the civil and military forces of, aligned with financiers, 131
America, the collective concerns of, 186
America, the cosmic vanity of, 147, 186
America, the cultural milieu of moral debauchery of, 76
America, the current situation of, 147
America, the deep background of its fate, 147
America, the democratic ethos of, 140
America, the ESTJ temperament of, 147
America, the Extraverted, Sensation orientation of, 115
America, the future of, 145, 147 186
America, the global problems of, to be outgrown, 76
America, the greater possibilities of, due to the presence of the colored man, 126
America, the habit of proclaiming our exceptionalism, 93
America, the hypocrisy of, 184
America, the inflation of, 93
America, the karmic deeds of, 147, 171
America, the legacy of racial violence of, as karmic, 145
America, the low level of the collective consciousness of, 186
America, the materialistic bent of, 76
America, the materialistic ethos of, 184
America, the moral crisis of, list of signs of the, 115
America, the national security system of, as broken, 184
America, the national self-indulgence of, 184
America, the nuclear arsenal of, 115
America, the personality gifts of, 186
America, the personality of, 186
America, the polarized politics of, 186
America, the political instability of, as a global concern, 186, note 104
America, the political system of, as defective, 145
America, the potentials in the future of, 186
America, the puer nature of, 186
America, the religiosity of, as problematic, 186
America, the shadow of, as the Taliban, 186
America, the strong Judging feature of, 186 & note 84
America, the values of, 186
America, the view of, by the world, as an exceptionally arrogant bully, 184
America, the yellow god of, 70
America’s collective shadow, the projection of, on to our black and Indian populations, 184
America’s dietary habits, as poor, 184
America’s foreign policy, as full of imperial delusions, 184
America’s manifest destiny, to liberate the people of the Philippines, killing 600,000 of them, 184
America’s national persona, as very bright, so our national shadow is very dark, 184
America’s national shadow, as pathological, producing suffering, 184
American catastrophe, the coming, 147, 184
American catastrophe, the deep background of the coming, 184
American civic myths, as outdated, 184
American Civil Liberties Union, 37 & note 25
American collective shadow, the form of the, 147
American colonists, the cosmic vanity of, 145
American conceit, 8
American consciousness, the primitive contents of, 126
American conservatives, claims of, 8
American consumer, the global role of the, 14
American culture, as a chaotic mixture of races and cultures, 115
American culture, as Extraverted, 52
American culture, as morally bankrupt, 14
American culture, as Sensate, 28, note 26
American culture, as too focused on greed, money and materialism, 131, 184
American culture, materialism of, 14
American culture, the ahistoricity of, 88
American culture, the ESTJ orientation of, 159, 187
American culture, the Extraverted nature of, 23, 84
American culture, the high conscious level of, 126
American culture, the one-sidedness of, 12
American culture, the Sensation bias of, 84
American culture, the soft power of, 124 & note 31
American culture, the strong bias of, 76
American culture, white, as influenced by the Negro, 38
American democracy, as hollow and false, 184
American dream, the, 8, 14
American education, Locke's influence on, 140
American emotional expression, Negro influence in, 126
American Enterprise Institute, Greenspan's address to the, 131, note 62
American enthusiasm, as enviable, 126
American entrepreneurial spirit, source of, 38
American exceptionalism, as bogus, 145, 147, 149, 184
American exceptionalism, definition of, 8, 83, note 78
American Extraversion, as excessive, 107
American Extravert, the superficial lifestyle of the, 16
American financier, the plight of the, 131
American foreign policy, as replete with shadow, 184
American frontier, the closing of the, 8, note 24
American Girls, 60
American health care system, the dysfunctionality of, 9
American health care, the focus of, on curing, 143
American history, karma in, 145
American history, the structural violence in, 145
American history, the systemic racism in, 145
American life, as one-sided and déraciné, needing compensation, 177
American mainstream culture, features of, 14
American manufacturing base, the hollowing out of the, 183 & note 27
American material growth, the soul-deadening focus on, 184
American materialism, leading to getting and spending, 184
American mind, the, 8
American mind, the, as a racially formed mind, 126
American modern health care, features of, 9
American music, the Negro influence on, 126
American naiveté, as famous and charming, 126
American naiveté, Negro influence on, 38
American national government, disfunctionality of, 117
American people, the co-optation of, with "bread and circuses," 186
American people, the, as collectively guilty for Floyd's murder, 145
American politics, 131, 171, 184
American politics, the current state of, 28
American popular culture, the African elements as predominant, 126
American population, the diversity of, affording a tension, 126
American population, the growing diversity of the, 37
American psyche, the infantile nature of the, 186
American Psychoanalytic Association, the, members of, 56
American public, mood of, 3
American racist rhetoric, in elections, 184
American rationalism, as narrow-minded, 124
American regulatory agencies, as the handmaidens of the industries they regulate, 60
American revolution, as start of a new growth curve, 50
American shadow, a portrait of the, 184
American situation, our, malaise of, 144
American Society for Psychical Research, 34 & note 32, 66
American society, 127, 134, 143, 145, 174, 184, 188
American society, as a youth culture, 24
American society, as highly mobile and future-oriented, 115
American society, preference of, for Extraversion, 48
American society, the competitive nature of, 102
American society, the Extraverted orientation of, 102
American society, the major features of, 76
American society, the strong ESTJ bias of, 65
American society, the tailspin of, 28
American soil, the primitive atmosphere of, 115
American spirit, the, 8
American temperament, the external nature of the, 9, 38
American type, the, as ESTJ (Extravert, Sensate, Thinking, Judging), 71, 78
American unconscious, as interesting, due to its higher tension, 126
American unconscious, the immense possibilities in the, 38
American unconscious, the, reflecting feelings of cultural inferiority, 8
American values, as "need, greed and speed," 9
American values, moralistic streak in, 8
American walk, the loose-jointed way of, 38
American way of life, the, as dysfunctional, 147, 184
American way of walking, the, the Negro influence in, 126
American woman, the unconscious of the, 41
American youth, the moral condition of, as poor, 115
American, a portrait of the typical, 184
American, conventional thinking of the, on the image of the child, 140
American, Jung's portrait of the typical, 115
American, the adolescent psychology of the, 115
American, the animalization of the, 44
American, the Negro complex of, 126
American, the patronizing attitude of, toward Arabs, 147
American, the, as unhampered by the burden of historical conditions, 131
Americana, definition of, 131
Americans' collective consciousness, as asleep, 147
Americans with Disabilities Act, 37 & note 22
Americans, 13 generation of, manifesting racism, 145
Americans, as ahistorical, 38
Americans, as crazy, for thinking with their heads, not their hearts, 160
Americans, as deeply sunk in the materialist paradigm, 187
Americans, as herd animals, other-directed, 174
Americans, as highly civilized, 126
Americans, as in denial about our political situation, 186, note 104
Americans, as more civilized than Europeans, 38
Americans, as not given to introspection, 115
Americans, as susceptible to group-think, 128
Americans, as uprooted, déraciné, 115
Americans, as very efficient, but not effective, 131
Americans, championing human rights, and producing Abu Ghraib, 184
Americans, character traits of, 8
Americans, focus of, on doing, 143
Americans, introspection as unlikely with, 124
Americans, lack of independence of mind among the, 128
Americans, major personality trait of, 60
Americans, majority of, as Sensates, 52
Americans, materialism of, 8
Americans, need of, to leave Switzerland as World War II began, 146
Americans, puer orientation of, 23
Americans, the commercial habits of, 8
Americans, the Extraverted orientation of, 170 & note 1
Americans, the knee-jerk reaction of, to some words, 131
Americans, the majority of, as Extraverts, 146
Americans, the sixth sense of, for the "real deal," 71
Americans, the unconscious assumptions of, 147
Americans, the wellspring of life energy of, as deep, 126
Americans’ daily lives, the lack of balance in, 184
Americans’ refusal to engage difficult ethical issues, 184
America's shadow, description of, 184
amplification, illustration of, 91
amplification, Jung's method of, differing from free association, 91
amplification, the method of, 118 & note 38
amplifications, Jung's fondness for, 71
anahata, localization of, 133
analysand, attacks of the, on the analyst, 57
analysand, definition of, 57
analysand, fear of, of losing the analyst, 57
analysand, the actions of, 57
analysand, the attitudes of the, 57
analysand, the cultural background of the, as essential to consider, 133, 185, 190
analysand, the dependence of the, on the analyst, 57
analysand, the initial condition of the, 57
analysand, the negative experiences of, in early childhood, 57
analysand, the possessiveness of, 57
analysand, the psychological state of the, 57
analysand, the tasks of the, 57
analysand, the, changes in the, 57
analysand, the, projecting parental complexes, 52
analysands, as unconsciously undermining the process, 57
analysands, reorientation of social life of, 17
analysis paralysis, 92
analysis, 5
analysis, activities in, 30
analysis, an example of an, 189
analysis, as a long difficult and painful process, 57
analysis, as a process of natural unfoldment, 57
analysis, as a way to depotentiate complexes, 72
analysis, as an antidote to Western materialism, 189 & note 16
analysis, as experiential, 17
analysis, as for the chosen, 17
analysis, as painful, 17
analysis, as part of destiny for some, 17
analysis, as the way to educate the shadow, 41
analysis, as the work of heroes, 17
analysis, benefits of, 30
analysis, components of, 188
analysis, components of, 57
analysis, conditions for, 30
analysis, conditions requiring, 17
analysis, fear of, as a sign the person needs it, 188
analysis, features of, 127, 130, 185, 188, 189
analysis, features of, 30
analysis, goals of, 30, 102
analysis, insights on, 30
analysis, Jung’s method of, opening the possibility for growth and change, 57
analysis, Jung’s requirement that the analyst have an, 185
analysis, lack of fun in, 17
analysis, material dealt with in, 17
analysis, moral challenges in, 17
analysis, motivation necessary for, 17
analysis, parallels of, with alchemists' activities, 30
analysis, payoff of, 41
analysis, reasons for undertaking, as varied, 189
analysis, reductive, 28
analysis, risks of, 17
analysis, seven components of, 57
analysis, signs of the end of an, 91
analysis, sparing of gossip by, 16
analysis, spiritual challenges of, 17
analysis, stress on, 28
analysis, supervision/training, 30
analysis, tasks of, 17
analysis, the absence of order in, 57
analysis, the benefits of, 170, 189
analysis, the complex processes of, 57
analysis, the dangers in, 57
analysis, the development of, 5
analysis, the energy investment in the process of, 57
analysis, the focus of, as the totality of the suffering individual, 185
analysis, the heterogeneous nature of, 57
analysis, the hoped-for end result of, as integration of the individual, 116
analysis, the illusions in, 57
analysis, the impact of, 16
analysis, the jumbled quality of, 57
analysis, the nature of interactions in, 185
analysis, the power of, to control autonomous complexes, 110
analysis, the reductive method of, as too narrow, 57
analysis, the transformative field of the, 57
analysis, thorough, the transference as an inevitable feature of, 57
analysis, timing of, controlled by the Self, 42
analysis, typical problems in, 57
analysis, use of symbols in, 5
analysis, virtues required for, 17
analyst, and analysand, interaction of the, 17
analyst, as a vocation, fulfilling one’s destiny, 57
analyst, as holding the space, 52
analyst, belief of, as important, 30
analyst, clues for, in numbers in patients' dreams, 132
analyst, knowledge and skill of the, 17
analyst, personality requirements in a, 57
analyst, relating to, as a human being, 57
analyst, role of, 57
analyst, subjective assessment of, as important, 185
analyst, the awareness of, of his or her personal equation, 185
analyst, the challenge of, to make way for a creative solution in a critical situation, 185
analyst, the experiential parts of the training of the,185
analyst, the intellectual part of the training of the, 185
analyst, the interest of the, 52
analyst, the Jungian training of an, 111
analyst, the knowledge of the terrain of, as comforting, 189
analyst, the learning of, in how to adapt his or her own psychological type, to meet the needs of the analysand, 185
analyst, the loss of, 52
analyst, the need of, for self-care, 57
analyst, the number one focus of the, as the welfare of the analysand, 185
analyst, the objective standards of the, 57
analyst, the personal qualities of the, 57
analyst, the role of, 123 & note 129; 170, 185
analyst, the role of, as an instrument in the service of the Self, 57, 102, 111, 119
analyst, the task of, 111
analyst, the task of, as demanding work, 185
analyst, the training of the, requiring two analyses, 111, note 26
analyst, the true, as not wedded to theory, 189 & note 18
analyst, the, as a human being, not a savior, 185
analyst, the, as in no position to judge the whole of the personality of the analysand, 185
analyst, the, as modeling the process of analysis for his or her analysands, 185
analyst, the, as no authority, 102
analyst, the, as source of support, 17
analyst, the, changes in, 57
analyst, the, having internalized the three loci as part of the process of individuation, 185
analyst, the, in training, learning how neuroses can be outgrown, and developing empathy, 185
analyst, the, learning to handle countertransference situations, 185
analyst, work of, as problem solving, 70, 78
analyst, working of, in league with the Self, 52
analyst/analysand relationship, Jung's attitude about the, 102
analysts' character, the, patients reading intuitively, 185
analysts, caveats about, 185
analysts, challenges for, 57
analysts, need of, to recognize their identity with analysands, 85
analysts, training of, 57, 90
analytic approach, adaptation of the, to the individual patient, 52
analytic container, the security of the, 57
analytic endeavor, the focus of the, 57
analytic experience, the essence of, as emotional and existential, 57
analytic method, working Jung's, as lived experience, 132
analytic process, immersion in the, 30
analytic process, the one-sidedness of the, 65
analytic space, the requirements for, in Jung's psychology, 185
analytical method, Jung's, resolving the psyche/science conflict, 104
analytical procedure, the, as a process of quickened maturation, 189
analytical process, as demanding the analyst become more knowledgeable, 133
analytical process, the challenges in, 17
analytical psychology, goals of, 104
analytical psychology, the close association of, with dream analysis, 90
analytical psychology, the future of, 9
analytical psychology, the parallel of, with alchemy, 143, 156, 165, 176
analytical psychology, universities' attitudes toward, 66
analytical work, the levels of, 30, 89
anamnesis, as essential, 151, 177
anamnesis, defined, 30, note 47; 60, note 45
anamnesis, definition of, 177
anamnesis, Freudian school's emphasis on the, 111 & note 74
anamnesis, Jung's psychological definition of, 177
anamnesis, the etymology of, 177, note 31
anamnesis, the importance of the, 54
anamnesis, the stress on the, 44
Ananke, the goddess of necessity, 93
anaphylactic system, as protection against realization, 41
anarchy, fostered by isms, 44
Anatomy of an Illness, 67, note 34
ancestry, four ways to think about, 198
ancient creators of words, living closer to the unconscious, 42
ancient wisdom systems, 17
ancient wisdom, Jung as a student of, 61
ancient wisdom, Jung's drawing on, 132, 155, 176, 181
ancient wisdom, our departure from, 61
ancient worldview, the, 61
Andersen, Hans Christian, 62, note 29
Andersen, Kurt, 101, note 12
androgyny, definition of, 155
anemia, the world religions suffering from, 160
angels, as responses to requests for help, 121 & note 52
Angelucci, Orfeo, the experience of ETs by, 164
anger of morality, example of, 165 & note 30
anger of morality, the, as a temptation of religion, defined, 87
anger, as a feature of cosmic vanity, 147
anger, as the public face of fear, 102
anger, challenges of, 57
anger, choices of in handling, 92
anger, concern about, 52
anger, definitions of, 173
anger, features of, 173
anger, forms of, as repression, referred, displaced, somatized, 173
anger, the etymology of, 173
Anglican, as the state church in England, 138, note 69; 158
angst, 90
angst, as a function of the human condition, 51
angst, definition of, 51
angst, differentiation of, 51
angst, etymology of, 25, note 8; 51
angustus, 51
anima archetype, the, as a core element in Jung's system, 156
anima integration, the benefits of, 83, note 83
anima mundi, as Gaia, 34
anima mundi, the alchemists' belief in the, 100 & note 59
anima mundi, the ensouled world, 28
anima mundi, the recognition of the, 149, 160, note 15; 181 & note 10
anima mundi, the, 61
anima, 121
anima, definition of, 83, note 45
anima, dissocation from, features of, 30
anima, dissociation from the, caused by an overly rational mode of living, 88
anima, identification of, with reason, 30
anima, identifying, 42
anima, the function of the, as the medium between ego and the unconscious, 153
anima, the need to objectivate the effect of the, 153
anima, the, 2, 11, note 20; 33, 41, 42
anima, the, as an inner quality, 61
anima/animus, integration of, 83
anima/animus, Jung’s definition of, 42, note 9
anima/animus, Jung's advice to get to know the, 131, 144, 153, 170, 174, 184
animal darkness, the creative spirit rising from the depths of, 113
animal magnetism, 34
animal nature, denial of our, as a cause of one-sidedness, 113
animal sacrifices, 14
animal, the, as the natural thing in us, 104
animals, in dreams, as clues of our instinctual nature, 153
animals, Jung's love of, 181
animation, as the essential characteristic of the soul, 123
animation, the power of, 52
Animus and Anima, 38
animus and anima, balancing the energies of, 113
animus hound tendencies, of Jane Wheelwright, 45
animus woman, the compensatory accentuation of feminine traits, 162
animus, as the life-giving quality in a woman, providing spontaneity and creativity, 48
animus, connection to the, 22
animus, definition of, 83, note 45
animus, Jane Wheelwright’s description of the, 48
animus, listening to, causing overexertion, 47
animus, projection of, 16
animus, stimulation of the, 41
animus, the negative side of, 48
animus, the negative, features of the, 189
animus, the problem of identifying with, for women, 48
animus, the ugly head of, 45
animus, the, 2, 11, note 20; 33, 41
animus, the, women functioning out of the, 48
animus/anima, the integration of, 83
animus/shadow combination, the, dangers of, for a woman, 48
animus-driven wordiness, as wearisome, 57
ankylosing spondylitis, cure of, with laughter, 67, note 34
annihilation, danger of, 2, 12
anocracy, the current American, 37
anorexia, as a distortion of the hunger instinct, 188
Answer to Job, 1, 7 note 20; 63
Answer to Job, 130, 151, 180
Answer to Job, Jung’s discussion of God as both good and evil, 57
Answer to Job, Jung's compulsion to write, 81
Answer to Job, publication of, reactions to the, 42
Answer to Job, the brouhaha raised by, 118
Answer to Job, touching off a storm of incomprehension, in clerics, 119
answer, to big life questions, as lying in the asking itself, 119
answers, as found within, not outside, 84
answers, fear of the, 52
antagonism, as a feature of cosmic vanity, 147
Anthony, Maggie, interviewer of Jung's students, 71
anthropomorphisms, deifying, Jung's charge against theologians, 180
Anthropos, definition of, 83, note 84
Anthropos, the world soul as a counterpart of the, 181
Anthropos, the, as the entelechy of the human being, 33
Anthroposophical movement, the, 62 & note 9
Anthroposophy, 34
Anthroposophy, Jung's dislike of, 70
Anthroposophy, the religious flavor of, 137
antibiotic armamentarium, the growing ineffectiveness of, 99
antibiotics, the harmful implications of, 134, note 79
Antichrist archetype, the, 125, 175
Anti-Christ, as the devil, 30
Anti-Christ, associations to, as negatives, 182
Antichrist, ideologies as the, 125
Antichrist, Jung’s broader sense of the term, 175
Antichrist, ours as a time of the reign of the, 182
Antichrist, the coming of, as a prediction, 137, 182
Antichrist, the coming of, as a psychological law, 182
Antichrist, the devil as the, 134
Antichrist, the end time of reign of the, as unknown, 175
Antichrist, the fascination of, due to its numinosity, 175
Antichrist, the recent handiwork of, 175
Antichrist, the reign of the, the prediction of the coming of, 172, 175
Anti-Christ, the thousand years of, 105
Antichrist, the, 11
Antichrist, the, as the negative counterpart of Christ, 137
Antichrists, historical figures labeled as, examples of, 175
Antichrists, the appearance of, throughout the course of human history, 175
anti-intellectualism, American, Trump illustrating our, 159
antimimon pneuma, as the Gnostic devil, 134
antinomies, Jung's examples of, 109
Antioch New England Graduate School, 66, note 57
antiquity, the culture of, falling into decay, our time like, 82
anxiety level of society, rising of the, 83
anxiety neurosis, as a psychological disease, 51
anxiety, a general mood of, as a feature of cosmic vanity, 147
anxiety, ambient, as a feature of transitional times, 99
anxiety, as a feature of neurosis, 140, 147, 159, 173, 182, 183
anxiety, definition of, 51
anxiety, developing the ability to hold, 52
anxiety, differentiation of, 51
anxiety, etymology of, 25, note 8; 51, 90
anxiety, existential, 51
anxiety, source of, 11
anxiety, the reduction of, via laughter, 67
apocalypse, appearance of, in the media, 152, 159, 164, 182
apocalypse, confusion of, with Armageddon, 182
apocalypse, definition of, 182
apocalyptic time, ours as an, 152, 159, 182
apocalyptic, definition of, 152
apocalyptic, etymology of, 152
apocalypticist, Jesus as an, 152, note 3
apokatastasis, as restoration, following a death, 159
apotheosis, 198
appendix, content of, as an example of putting out a fleece, 171
Appendix, on America's transits and future, 186
APRO Bulletin, the failure of, to understand Jung, 164
Aquarius, Age of, moving into the, 138
Aquarius, Age of, the focus of, on change, growth and subversion of authority, 180
Aquarius, impact of, 152
Aquarius, moving into the Age of, 138, 180 & note 118
Aquarius, the Age of, 142, 149, note 43; 155, 159
Arab Spring, the, 166
Arab world, the long memory of the, 125
arachnophobia, link of, to the negative mother complex, 128
arc of life, the, Jung's concept of the, 141
archaeologist, Jung's desire to become, 181
archetypal figures, causes for the appearance of, in dreams, 162
archetypal foundations, staying grounded in our, 183
archetypal images, 164, 167-169
archetypal intent, the dangers in the frustration of, 159
archetypal level, the impersonality of, 189, note 21; 190
archetypal symbols, as a common content in the unconscious, 174
archetype, as important to consciously recognize, 175
archetype, example of identification with a, as the ballerina, 187
archetype, identification with a, serious consequences of, 125
archetype, Jung's definition of, 159, 163, 175
archetype, the dangers of identifying with a, 134
archetype, the experience of, 159
archetype, the positive and negative pole of the, 134
archetypes as universal, Jung's hypothesis of, 126
archetypes of change, examples of the intentions of the, 159
archetypes of transformation, Jung's definition of, 159
archetypes, activated, 179
archetypes, as crucial factors influencing human behavior, 187
archetypes, as generative, examples of, 159
archetypes, as goals for the developmental process, 159
archetypes, as influential in behavior, 187
archetypes, as innate psychic structures in the collective unconscious, 190
archetypes, as living psychic forces, 175
archetypes, as modes of action, constituting the instinctive behavior of the human species, 175
archetypes, as mythological images, 147
archetypes, as numinous structural elements of the psyche, 123
archetypes, as numinous symbols, not found in every dream, 190
archetypes, as numinous, drawing on the power of the Self, 159
archetypes, as our psychological heritage, 177
archetypes, as patterns of behavior, 175
archetypes, as powerful, 123, 168
archetypes, as primordial images with ancient origins, 177
archetypes, as providing comfort in the initial states of analysis, 189
archetypes, as representing typical situations in life, 187
archetypes, as store-houses of energy, 123
archetypes, as the bringers of protection and salvation, 175
archetypes, as the creators of ideas, 125
archetypes, as the historical way of functioning, 177
archetypes, as the same in all the races, 126
archetypes, as true, genuine symbols, ambiguous and inexhaustible, 159
archetypes, causes for the constellation of, 140
archetypes, examples of the intents of, 183
archetypes, examples of, 188
archetypes, familiarity with, providing orientation in analysis, 177
archetypes, features of, 159, 175
archetypes, in art, 168
archetypes, Jung's definition of, 187, 188
archetypes, list of features of, 188
archetypes, list of personal, 159
archetypes, paired, puer/senex as an example, 140
archetypes, the connection of, to the Self, 188
archetypes, the content of, derived from conscious experience, 140
archetypes, the emotional power of, as transforming, 168
archetypes, the influence of, due to a process of identification, 187
archetypes, the intention of, 151, 159, 187
archetypes, the karma aspect as essential to understanding the nature of, 147
archetypes, the manifestation of, in behaviors, 188
archetypes, the nature of, related to karma, 147
archetypes, the numinosity of, due to transpersonal energies in the collective unconscious, 175
archetypes, the transformative potential of, 159
archetypes, the universal work of the, 159
archetypes, the universality and timelessness of, 187
archetypes, working with, as setting life in a larger context, 189
Argüelles, Jose, 155, note 19
aridity, science's impact on psychology as causing, 150, 189
Aries, the Age of, 142
Aristotle, 142, 170
arrogance, examples of, 150
arrogance, the dangers of, 122
art museum, the beauty in a, 142
art, as a process of self-regulation in the life of nations, 168
art, as any form of creativity, to Jung, 168
art, as suprapersonal, 168
art, features of, 168
art, great, speaking to the mind and heart of mankind, 168
art, Jung's definition of, 168
art, medieval, as reflecting the vertical orientation, 144
art, role of, in compensating collective one-sidedness, 168
art, the healing power in, 168
art, the horizontal orientation in, features of, 172
art, the impact of, 168
art, the psychological importance of, 167
art, the psychology of, concerns in, 167
art, the purposes of, as realized through the artist, 168
art, the social significance of, 168
art, the super-personal component of, 168
art, the unconscious element of, 168
art, work of, as a genuine creation, not a disease or a symptom, 168
artificial intelligence, Jung’s likely response to, 172
Artis Auriferae Volumina Duo, Jung's first alchemy book purchase, 151 & note 2; 176
artist, as a conduit or nutrient medium for the creative force, 168
artist, as full of inner conflicts, 168
artist, as subordinate to his work, 168
artist, Jung's definition of the, 168
artist, Jung's, as not to be envied, 168
artist, the gifts of, to the collective, 168
artist, the heavier burden of the, 168
artist, the personality defects of the, 168
artist, the personality of, as unusual, 168
artist, the role of the, 168
artist, the unsatisfied yearning of, as impetus to transform an image, 168
artist, the visionary, as enthralling and transmuting collective destiny, 168
artist, the work of the, 167
artist, the, as a duality or synthesis of contradictory qualities, 168
artist, the, as a prophet responding to the promptings of the unconscious, 168
artist, the, as an impersonal creative process, 168
artist, the, as collective man, implying sacrifices, 168
artist, the, as molder of the unconscious psychic life of mankind, 168
artists, as educating the spirit of the age, 168
artists, examples of, with the "technical gift," 167
artists, Jung on, 168
artists, our need to recognize ourselves as, 168
artists, the healing role of, in the life of the collective, 168
artists, traits of, 168
Aschuar, the, in Ecuador, 10, note 73
Asian Americans, as discriminated against historically, 37
asleep, as being at a lower level of consciousness, 179
aspects, incontrovertible, 186 & note 15
aspirations, as the best in man, 119
Assad, Bashar, 3
Assagioli, Roberto, 34
Assange, Julian, 182
assertion, the controlled utilization of, 52
assimilation, as a feature of transformative change, 148
assimilation, as essential, 143
assimilation, insights on the phenomenon of, provided by the Gnostic writings, 176
assistance, value of, in healing, 33
association experiments, Jung’s, 173, 187
Association for Research and Enlightenment, 34, 62
association process, as a chain reaction, 6
Association test, Jung's revealing his money complex, 131
association, as the means of analysis of dreams, 90
association, power by, 36
associations, archetypal, to a symbol, 91
associations, collective, to a symbol, 91
associations, natural, to a symbol, 91
associations, personal, to a symbol, 91
associations, the constellation of, by strong affects, 128
assumptions, doubting the absolute rightness of, 117
assumptions, examination of, limiting personal agency, 94
assumptions, of modern science, as mistaken, 144
assumptions, questioning the host of, about reality, 59
assumptions, the projection of, dangers of, 88
astrologer, visits to, at times of transition, 93
astrologers, Jungian-oriented, list of, 61, note 16
astrological change, the foreseeable, the possible psychic consequences of, 86
astrological chart, the analysis of the, benefits in, 176
Astrological Mandala,, 112
astrological signs, the four that are dual, 172 & note 5
astrological signs, the shift in, 82
astrological tradition, the components of the, 86
astrology as a powerful complex symbol system, 86
astrology, 17, 20, 34, 75
astrology, as a mantic procedure, and very much alive, 86
astrology, as a method of divination and the science of antiquity, 86
astrology, as a powerful symbol system, 42, 90 & note 124
astrology, as a psychological description of character, 86
astrology, as an ancient art and technique, 86
astrology, as following the principle of acausality, 176
astrology, as outré in academia, 66, note 29
astrology, as revealing the intention of the soul, 86
astrology, definitions of, 86
astrology, etymology of, 86
astrology, growing interest in, 137
astrology, insights in, 70, 82, 92
astrology, Jung’s studies of, 42, 66, 86
astrology, Jung’s understanding of, 86
astrology, Jung’s use of, 86
astrology, Jung's definition of, 70
astrology, Jung's interest in, 7
astrology, Jung's investigations of, 176, 186 & note 9
astrology, knowledge projected into the heavens contained in, 176
astrology, mundane, definition of, 83, note 23, 93
astrology, predictions of, as potential, not absolute, 186
astrology, the wisdom of, 183
astrology, the art, technique and science of, Jung’s appreciation for, 86
astrology, the basis of, 61
astrology, the elements of, as symbols, 183
astrology, the growing popularity of, 86
astrology, the operation of, according to the Law of Correspondence, 183
astrology, the Platonic months of, 82
astrology, the symbols of, the archetypal significance of, 176
astrology, the useful application of, in psychology, 69, note 2
astrology, the value of, in psychology, 176
astrology, the value of, its evocation of synchronicity to provide insights into the individual’s lives, 86
astrology, usefulness of, to Jung, 86
atheism, as a stupid error, 44
atheism, at the core of scientism, 75
atheism, epidemics of, 137, 180
atheism, the rise of, in the Western world, 144
atheists, as possessed by atheism, 170
Athena, 6
athleticism, as a positive quality, 184
Atlantis, investigation of, 62 & note 18
Atlantis, the reality of, 152
Atman, the identity of, with Brahman, 169
atman, the Self as, 121
atmosphere, creation of, 31
atmosphere, religion creating an, 138
atomic bomb, the, 28, 30
atomic physics, as a feature of the 20th century, 159
atomic war, as the worst catastrophe, 76
atomization, Jung's definition of, 117
atomization, the mass State's striving for, 117
Atreus, the curse of the house of, 140
Atropos, task of, 93
attachments, insecure, as stunting psychological growth, 52
attachments, living without, 179
attack, fear of, 52
attention, paying, as a challenge, 173
attitude, a change of, breaching the dissociation between old and new, 43
attitude, a change of, Jung's examples of Western thinkers aware of, 138
attitude, a slow historical change of, 31
attitude, adjustment of, 16
attitude, as still defective, 21
attitude, change of, as a first step in living meaningfully, 94
attitude, change of, defined, 84
attitude, changes in, 31
attitude, changes of, need for, 14
attitude, critical, as essential, 6
attitude, masochistic, 52
attitude, needed shift in, 41, 52
attitude, new, achieving a, 49
attitude, the “nothing but” type of, 42
attitude, the anamnesis fostering a change of, 177
attitude, the choice of, to rethink assumptions and spot opportunities, 171
attitude, the need for a shift of, 147, 150
attitude, the potentials in a major shift of, 83
attitude, the repression of, acquiring a fanatical character, 135
attitude, the shift in, calling up creativity, 148
attitude, the unconscious bringing about a change of, 174
attitude, wrong, roots of, in the past, 115
attitudes, change of, 53
attitudes, changing, for healing neuroses, 111
attitudes, common, in the initial stage of analysis, 57
attitudes, examples of the shift in, 160
attitudes, improvement of, via dreams, 90
attitudes, possessive, the relinquishment of, 83
attitudes, the J&P, Jung on the, 139
attitudes, the transformation of, as fostered by contact with Nature, 68
attitudes, the two, as opposites, 139
attitudes, unconscious, 17
attune, learning how to, internally and externally, 155
attunement, 34
attunement, as harmonizing vibrations, 155
attunement, definition of, 155
atunement, the great, preparing for, 155
audio-verbal types, 6
auditory hallucinations, 155
Augustine, Saint, 25
Augustinian age, as melancholic, 152
Augustinian age, the melancholy of the, 82
Aumüller, Annelise, criticism of, of Jung, 72
auras, as real, 60]
auras, seeing, 156
Auroville, 62
auseinandersetzung, as part of soul work, 171 & note 24; 184
Auseinandersetzung, Jung’s technique of, 54
auseinandersetzung, the, as a necessary technique, 111 & note 4
auseinandersetzung, the, defined, 109, note 69
Auseinandersetzung, the, enduring, 43
Australia, 31, 84, note 12
Australian Aborigines, 33, note 41
authentic being, living in alignment with our, 18
authentic living, as a benefit of analysis, 189
authenticity, 29
authenticity, as an Aquarian concern, 82
authenticity, fostering of, 24, 43
authenticity, goal of, thwarted by external success, 146, 178, 179
authenticity, lack of, in politicians, 117
authenticity, of the analyst, as essential, 185
authenticity, the achievement of, 113
authenticity, the power and insight from, 43
authoritarian institutions, examples of, 36
authoritarianism, as a feature of cosmic vanity, 147
authorities, concern of, to remain in control, 83
authorities, external, as unnecessary, 97
authorities, feet of clay of, 36
authorities, honoring of, as a societal expectation, 20
authorities, old, Paracelsus' attacks on, 20
authority figure, the analyst regarded as a, 57
authority figures, 6, 36, 186, 188
authority figures, list of, 102
authority figures, looking outside for, 21
authority figures, projections on to, 40
authority of tradition, 29
authority, 130, 138, 142, 154 & note 30; 178, 180, 185, 190 & note 17
authority, ancient, 29, 35
authority, conflicts with, 3
authority, disaffection from, 36
authority, faith in, as ruined, 102
authority, internalization of a locus of, as a way to avoid delusions, 88
authority, Jung's insistence on internalizing an inner locus of, 97
authority, Jung's thoughts about, 102
authority, locus of, definition of, 54
authority, locus of, internalizing, 36
authority, male, 36
authority, outside, looking to an, 49
authority, students robbed of a sense of, 85
authority, the infantile reliance on, 102
authority, the locus of, 29
authority, those bowing down to, as neurotic and infantile, 102
authority, true, source of, 85
authors, examples of, supporting a restoration, 10, note 8
autism, as an Aquarian type of problem, 82
auto-eroticism, as an epithet attached to psychic development in our society, 189
automatic processes, the independence of, 128
automatic writing, 6
automaton, the animal as an, 144
autonomous archetypal pattern, Jung's God-image as, 63
autonomous complex, Jung's definition of, 128
autonomous complex, representation of, by a planetary god or demon, 86
autonomous development of psychic contents, fear of, 38
autonomous entity, the archetype as an, 159
autonomous fragmentary systems, the inner effect of, 138
autonomous personality, the devil as a, 134
autonomous psychic complexes, dreams as, 122
autonomous psychic contents, possession by, 117
autonomous system, denial of the existence of, 28
autonomous technology, critique of, 60, note 8
autonomous technology, Langdon Winner's definition of, 177, note 29
autonomy, 27
autonomy, as a feature of archetypes, 188
autonomy, of archetypes, 10
Autrey, Wesley, bravery of, 79, note 8
Autry, James, 10
avarice, 12
avatars, examples of, 83, note 84
avoidance, as a coping strategy, 54
awake, being, defined, 40
awake, features of being, 179
awareness, as not waking up, 179
awe, as an important feeling, 150
awe, feeling of, 52
axiom of Maria Prophetessa, Jung's definition of, 132
axiomatic stages, unfolding of, in cyclical patterns of numbers, 132
axis of evil, the, 59, 83
Axis Powers, Switzerland was surrounded by the, causing fear in the Swiss, 171, note 68
Ayatollah Khomeini, quoted, 147
ayurveda, 34