C.G. Jung Lexicon, 22
C.G. Jung Speaking, 1
cabala, 7, 17, 75
cabala, as mystical Judaism, 114
cabala, Jung's investigations of, 176, 181
cabala, the, as full of paradoxes, 114
cabalism, number symbolism in, 112
cabalists, the, 34
cabiri, 5
Cadorin, Ettore, Jane studying sculpture with, 45
caffeine, 13
calcinatio, as a time of fires, 83
calcinatio, as the refiner's fire, 148, 159, 186
calcinatio, defined, 83
calcinatio, the alchemical operation associated with fire, 59
caliphate, the reinstitution of the, as an ideology, 125
camels, sixty words for, 166
campaigns, financing of, 27
Campbell, Joseph, 17, note 41
Campbell, Joseph, mythological work of, 155 & note 32
Campbell, Joseph, quoted, 79
Campbell, W. Keith, 56
camping, Jung sharing of, with his children, 181
campus unrest, 39
cancer, 33
canniness, a special, as a requirement for dream interpretation, 90
capitalism, 5
capitalism, features of modern, 10
capitalism, the failure of, 10
capitalism, the values of, projection of, 131, 172, note 20; 181, 184, 186
Capra, Fritjof, thinking of, as outside the box, 155
Capricorn, energies associated with the sign of, 82
Capricorn, the conservatism of, 62, note 13
captains of industry, dependence on, 84
captains of industry, motivation of, by financial interests, 183
cardiac problems, 33
caring professions, the, as poorly paid, 184
caritas, the definition of, 68
Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching, the, 68, note 17
Carnegie Foundation, grant of, to make medicine more science-based, 115, note 22
Carnegie Foundation, the, 144, note 43
Carnegie, Andrew, 8
Carnot, Nicolas, as the founder of the field of thermodynamics, 157, note 6
Carol, Hans, interview of, with Jung, 181
Carolingian minuscule, Jung writing in, 70
Carotenuto, Aldo, 52
Carter, Majora, efforts of, in greening the ghetto in the south Bronx, 160
Cartesian, the, as one-sided in rationality, 189
Carus, K.G., quoted, 168 & note 53
carving, 9
Casey, Ben, 114, note 7
Casey, Edgar, dictum of, 42
Cassandra complex, the, working through, 57
castration, fear of, 52
casualness, the contemporary mode of, consequences of, 146
cataracts, the induction of, in radio frequency fields, 60
catastrophe, as a potential consequence of one-sidedness, 113
catastrophe, global, 5
catastrophe, way out of, 5
Catholic Church, the backbone of the, 130
Catholic liturgy, the symbols of, offering possibilities for the unconscious, 81
Catholicism, dogmatism of, 5
Catholicism, Jung's fear of, fading as he aged, 81
Catholicism, the creed most closely akin to psychoanalysis, 81
cats, as symbolic of our independent side, 153
causa efficiens, 57
causa finalis, 57
causality, our biased view of, 106
causality, the elimination of, in synchronicities, 106
cause and effect, the law of, 4, 147
cause, the two types of, 57
causes, as beyond ourselves, as part of a meaningful life, 94
Cayce, Edgar, 34 & note 46; 36, note 25; 62, note 7
Cayce, Edgar, insights of, 121, 166, 179, 191
celebrity, the cult of, 14
cell phone, a plague of fear and malaise spawned by the, 60
cell phone, as fostering addiction, alienation and atomization, 117 & note 67
cell phone, as ubiquitous, 104
cell phone, four reasons not to use a, 60
cell phone, physical composition of, 60
cell phone, the effect of, on the human biofield, 60
cell phone, the invention of, causing addictions and social pathologies, 88
cell phone, the many problems with the, 101, note 21
cell phone, the, 60, 107
cell phone, toxic chemicals of, 60
cell phones, addiction to, 54
cell phones, addictions to, 122, 127, 128 & note 74; 143, 149, 157, 175, 177, note 29
cell phones, as like drugs, 60
cell phones, as physically dangerous, 60
cells, communication methods of, 60
Center for the Application of Psychological Type, 78, note 16
center, developing a new, within, 25
centering, 5
Centers for Disease Control, the, 31, note 10
Central American shamanism, 58, note 37
Centre for Psychological Astrology, the, 86
ceremony, roles of, in shamanism, 198
certainties, arising of, only through doubt, 87
certainty, as requiring a wider and higher consciousness, 87
certainty, Jung's one, in World War II, 124
certification, as not a reliable gauge of an analyst, 185
certitude, the lust for, 31
certitude, the lust for, as a feature of Christian moralists, 165
chakras, Jung on the, 133, 179
challenge, the attitude of openness to, 94
challenges, a positive response to our current, as important, 124, 145, 169, 173, 177, 183, 191
challenges, in Jungian work, 17
challenges, list of, that America is facing, 115
challenges, societal, past and present, 38
chance, 192
chance, Jung's denial of, 28
chance, the laws of, as a principle, 156
Chandler, Marguerite, 160
change agent, the individual as the, 146, 153
change, archetypes of, listed, 108
change, as a personal task, 19
change, as central to Jung's psychology, 130, 131, 135, 148, 149, 151, 153, 155, 169, 173, 178, 179, 184, 188, 190
change, as enduring, 31
change, as massive, disruptive and discontinuous, 21, 36
change, as patterned, 25, 54
change, being open to, as important for an aging person, 47
change, belief in the possibility of, 36
change, constant, as a key Jungian idea, 54
change, denial of, 31
change, desire to make, 36
change, fear of, 36, 52
change, features of, 34
change, fostering of, by the power of imagination, 100
change, going with the flow of, 54
change, Jung’s alchemical approach to, 54
change, perfectionism blocking, 116
change, real, as starting with personal change, 149
change, requirement of, to accept what we wish to change, 119
change, resistance to, as endemic in Western society, 109
change, resistance to, as perilous, 184
change, resistance to, in analysis, 57
change, resistance to, leading to massive dislocation, 102
changed consciousness, as a feature of a meaningful life, 94
changing habits, fear of, 52
channeling, 34
channeling, discernment requirements for, 62
chaos, 13, 44, 77
chaos, manifestations of, 134, 155
Chapman, John (Appleseed), 34
Chappell, Tom, 10
character, distortion of one's, by lying, 105
characters in fiction, as archetypal, 47
characters, the variety of, living in our inner city, 189 & note 7
charity, as the greatest of all virtues, 166
Charlottesville, the tragedy of, 145
charms, the reality of, 42
Charon, 2
ChatGPT, the ability of, 68
chattering class, the, as dismissive of Jung and his ideas, 75
Chauvin, Derek, guilt of, for killing George Floyd, 145
chauvinism, 8
chauvinism, as an atavism, 183 & note 18
Chekhov, Anton, quoted, 178
Cherokees, challenge of, to Andrew Jackson, 145
Chicago Tribune, Henry Ford's interview for the, 177
child, as object of envy, 52
child, Jung's image of the, 140 & note 71, 175
child, new, as coming into being in old age, 57
child, power level of the, 36
child, the joyful, hatred of the, 52
child, the life of the, 49
child, the one-sided approach to the, in education, 113
child, the wounded, 52
child, the, 85
child, unattended, the anger of the, 52
child, within, as source of future development, 41
child/unmothered mother, disorders associated with the, 22
childhood habits, reactivation of, in regression, 43
childhood material, Jung's use of, 9
childhood, an arduous, diminishing the puer side of the personality, 113
childhood, Jung’s sense of, 50
childhood, rivalries of, 52
childhood, sources of energy of, 5
childhood, the psychological state of most of mankind, 20
childish things, the promise of, 41
childishness, creeds encouraging, 138
children with difficulties, the five types of, 140, 142, 165, 173, 188
children, as an extension of the parent’s ego, 52
children, of founders of digital companies, not allowed to use cell phones, 60
children, parents' unconscious carried by, 80
children, physiological problems of, 22
children, the reaction of, to imponderables in the atmosphere, 81
children, unconscious bond of, with parents, 22
chimerical wish-fantasies, replacement of reason by, 125
China, 10, 11
China, ambitions of, 29
China, as a culture valuing the elderly, 24
China, Communist, the totalitarian ethos of, 124, note 31; 147, 186, note 115
China, the Wheelwrights living in, 45
Chinen, Allan, manuscript of, 47
Chinese immigrants, the discrimination against, 145
Chinese Taoist alchemy, 100, note 32
Chinese thought, Jung's appreciation of, 169
Chinese wisdom traditions, Jung's appreciation of, 99
Chinese wisdom, Jung drawing on, 54, note 67
Chinese wisdom, mysterious vitality of, 29
Chinese yoga, the mystical nerve system of, 133
Chinese, worldview of the, 29
choice point, standing at a, 50
choice, basis for making a, 49
choice, free, Jung’s definition of, 49
choice, the most consequential, 54
choice, the right, 54
choice, the wideness of, as dependent on the degree of consciousness, 93
choice/s, on the spiritual journey, as challenging convention, 142, 148, 160, 171 & note 67; 184
choices, 2
choices, critical, 49
choices, good, components of, 49
choices, good, features of, 49
choices, knowledge of the soul’s, 54
choices, the importance of, 49
choices, the range of, 49
Chomsky, Noam, 25
choosing, the act of, as paralyzing, 49, note 5
choosing, the importance of, to change the old paradigm or reinforce it, 160
Chopra, Deepak, 34
chosen few, the, 17
chosen few, the, as a leading minority, willing to undertake analysis, 189
Christ archetype, the, 175
Christ archetype, the, generating actions to bring people together, 175
Christ, 5, 11
Christ, and the devil, the conflict between, 134
Christ, basis of, 30
Christ, image of, as a white man, 126, 172, 175, 182, note 16
Christ, imitation of, 12
Christ, love of, 12
Christ, power level of, 36
Christ/Antichrist, as an enantiodromic pairing, 137, 175
Christendom, the unity of, 172 & note 6
Christian aeon, the enantiodromia of the, as the reign of the Antichrist, 182
Christian church, fear of, 30
Christian church, the, talk of, of believing in God, ignoring the experience, 87
Christian dispensation, the, 63
Christian era, the features of the first half of the, 172, 182
Christian fundamentalists' interpretation of the Bible, Jung’s objections to, 59
Christian fundamentalists, operating with the truncated view of the divine, 59
Christian fundamentalists, the us/them mindset of, 158, note 19
Christian heritage, our collective national, 180
Christian hierarchy, the puritanical elements of the, 116
Christian moralists, Jung on, 165
Christian prejudice, 13, 68
Christian religion, the, Jung as an outsider to, 81
Christian Science, 34, 44
Christian Science, the religious flavor of, 137
Christian Students' Conference, appeal of, to Jung, 119
Christian symbolism, 5
Christian teaching, 12
Christian tenets, the loss of authority of, 119, 130
Christian tradition, the, main prejudice of, 52
Christianity, as encouraging childishness in people, 70
Christianity, Jung's complaints about, 134, 136, note 4; 137, 138, 164, 165, 172, 180
Christianity, Jung's criticism of, 2, 81
Christianity, Jung's exposure to, 26
Christianity, Jung's skepticism of the claims of, 81
Christianity, need of, to change, 7, note 28
Christianity, neo-Platonic influences in, 116
Christianity, the decline of, 82
Christianity, the implications of the decline of, 99
Christianity, the traditional effects of, 31
Christian-minded agnostic, Jung developing into a, 70
Christians, medieval, living today, 130
Christie, Agatha, as a favorite author of Jung, 70
Christmas, church service on, Jung's enjoyment of, 81
chrononutrition, definition of, 143, note 105
chthonic powers, the, 60
church leaders, concern of, to remain in control, 63, 116
Church, as a place of death, for Jung, 70
church, as a place of torment, 23
church, established, definition of, 138, note 69; 142, 144, 158, 160, 169, 172, 175
church, Jung's avoidance of, 81
Church, the anathematizing of Joachim by, 63
church, the, fading influence of, 24
Cicero, Jung's quoting of, in support of relegere, 138
Cicero, quoted, 14, note 24
circadian rhythms, 24
circadian rhythms, the importance of, 143, note 105
Circle of Care, 52
circumambulatio, the, the psyche's way, 41, 42, 57, 91, 104
circumambulation, 7
circumcision, 5
Cirlot, J.E., symbols book of, 151
Citizen Councils, 126 & note 47
Citizen Councils, activities of, 38
Citizen United court decision, the, 131
citizens, as consumers, 27
citrinitas, the phase of alchemy, 18, note 23; 83
city life, the psychological desolation of, 181
city, definition of, 153
civic polity, the poor supports for the health of, 101
civic responsibility, the failure of, 117
civic values, change in, 14
civic virtue, the corruption of, 14
civil discourse, the breakdown of, 177
civil rights acts, examples of, 145, note 58
civil rights movement, the, moral rectitude of, 55
civil rights movement, the, the nonviolence of, demonstrating the potency of power, 55
Civil War, as insufficient to expiate our guilt, 171
civil war, latent, brought into action by Freudian psychoanalysis, 119
civilization, as a cause for one-sidedness, 113
civilization, doubt about, consequences of, 109
civilization, features of, in transformation, 155, 181
civilization, lowering the level of, 43
civilization, supportive forms of, 59
civilization, the development of, severing the link of spirit and matter, 104
civilization, the preservation of, requirements for, 117
civilization, the sacred cows of, addressed by the trickster, 58
civilization, the technological features of, 104
civilization, the work of, 93
civilization, too much, as dirty, 104
civilized community, the reorganization of, by the psyche, 84
civilized man, the energies of, devoted to discovery of natural causes, 104
claims, criteria for evaluating, as usefulness, 130
clairaudience, the technique for honing, 67
clairaudience, the value of, 171
clairvoyance, Jung's writings on, 176
Clancy, Tom, book of, including the explosion of an atomic bomb, 59
clarity, as requiring a wider and higher consciousness, 87
Clark University, honorary degree of, to Jung, 69
Clausius, Rudolf, coiner of the term "entropy," 157, note 6
clergy, focus of, on secular concerns, 81
clergyman, lack of psychological knowledge by the, 119
clergymen, turning of, to Freud's and Adler's ideas, 119
clerics, hesitation of, as off-putting for many people, 119
clerics, role of, to inculcate religious ideas, 52
clerics, seen as prejudiced in viewpoint and dogmatic in bias, 119
climate change, 37, 108
climate change, as a threat multiplier, 77
climate change, as causing global devastation, 77
climate change, features of, 77
climate change, how we can help to mitigate, 77
climate change, impact of, on the central California coast, 47
climate change, lessons in, 37
climate change, the effects of, 101
climate crisis, source of, 13
climate crisis, the goal of the, 68
climate refugees, 31, 77
climate scientists, the conclusions of, 77
Clinton, Bill, the scandal of, 117
Clinton, Hillary, 11, 52
Clinton, Hillary, presidential campaign of, 43, note 99
Clinton, William, as a perceptive type, 139
clock, attempts to turn back the, as destructive, 149
closure, coming to, 49
closure, lust for, 54
Clotho, task of, 93
cloud of unknowing, the, 16, 42, 54
cloud of unknowing, the, appreciation of the, 150 & note 37; 153 & note 12; 189, note 27
clown, the, 16, 58
clowns, the function of, in society, 58
coagulatio, as the opposite of the sublimatio, 159
coagulatio, the, as manifestation, 25
Cobb, G. Stanley and Elizabeth, hosts of Jung in Boston, 72
cobblers, as a dying occupation, 14
cocaine, abuse of, 115
code, conformance to a rigid, negative consequences of, 165
codependency, patterns of, development of, 54
cognition, the pathologies of, 130, 156 & note 49 (for list of these)
cognitive phool, the, 58
cognitive process, the, 29
Cohen, B., correspondence of, with Jung, 176
coincidence, as an empty term, 86
coincidences, interpretation of, 112
coincidences, Jung's denial of, 113
Cold War, the bipolar split of, 117
Cold War, the, 8, 76
Cold War, the, as fostering desertion from traditional belief systems. 119
Cold War, the, as no peace, 124, 134, 164, 182, 184
cold, Jung's enjoyment of the, 181
Coleridge, Samuel Taylor, 34
collaboration, Jung's dislike of, 66
collaboration, the benefits of, 10
collaborative approaches, negative implications of, 66
collapse of the timeless universe of symbols, ours as a time of, 79
collapsed mother, disorders associated with the, 22
Collected Works, of Jung, 51
collective assumptions, rethinking of, 25
collective beliefs, changes in, 31
collective change, 3
collective change, as slow, 82
collective consciousness, as a chaotic world, 44
collective consciousness, highly charged, absorbing the ego, 131, 172
collective consciousness, Jung’s broadening of, 46
collective consciousness, the evolution of, 38
collective consciousness, the shifts in the, 59
collective consciousness, the tendencies of the, 68
collective ethical standard, the shift in our, 58
collective geist, attunement to, 62
collective grieving, opportunities in, 25
collective guilt, the irrational nature of, 145
collective ideals, dangers of, 27
collective inheritance of the past, preservation of, 24
collective life, as one-sided, balanced by the visions of artists, 168
collective man, the artist as, 168
collective man, the dynamisms of the, 84
collective measures, as dangerous, 84
collective miasma, creation of, by the media, 128
collective orientation, education fostering, 84
collective patterns, Jung's question about, 126
collective psyche of the human race, changes in, with the shift of aeons, 86
collective psyche, identification with the, implications of, 125, 164
collective psyche, the tendency of, to overwhelm the individual, 65
collective psyche, the, 11
collective psyche, the, long-lasting transformations of, reflected in astrology, 86
collective psyche, the, pattern of change in, 83
collective reality, 5
collective reality, Jung's assessment of, 105
collective sense of reality, the fragmentation of a, 127, 177
collective shadow figure, the trickster as a, 58
collective spirit, human beings as the representatives of the, 81
collective suicide, the threat of, 120
collective unconscious, as a creative psychological force, 63
collective unconscious, as like the ocean, 32, note 15
collective unconscious, as the opponent of consciousness, 30
collective unconscious, calming effect of awareness of the, 31
collective unconscious, creation from the depths of, 35
collective unconscious, dangers of eruptions of the, 3
collective unconscious, images in, 6
collective unconscious, Jung's concept of the, 69, note 2
collective unconscious, Jung's hypothesis of the, 38
collective unconscious, Jung's theory of the, 71
collective unconscious, need for deep work in the, to connect with its riches, 119
collective unconscious, poets' reading of the, 35
collective unconscious, the archetypal contents of, 13
collective unconscious, the contents of the, 51
collective unconscious, the creative potential of the, 90
collective unconscious, the elements of the, 88
collective unconscious, the evolution of the, 63
collective unconscious, the messages from, as impressive, 47
collective unconscious, the shared inherited wisdom of humanity lodged in the, 126, 129, 153, 164, 168, 187
collective unconscious, the stirrings of, 35
collective unconscious, the structure of, Jung's insights into, from alchemy, 100
collective unconscious, the, 3, 5, 12, 25
collective unconscious, the, as common to all humankind, 65
collective unconscious, the, as Jung’s most basic and far-reaching discovery, 59, note 11
collective unconscious, the, as the basis of the psyche, 106
collective unconscious, the, energy flowing into, 57
collective unconscious, the, formed from instincts and archetypes, 59
collective unconscious, the, insights into, provided by astrology, 86
collective unconscious, the, Jung’s recognition of, 57
collective unconscious, the, Jung's testing of the concept of, 69
collective unconscious, the, new forms from the, 24
collective unconscious, the, production of explanatory images by, 42
collective unconsciousness, the reflection of the, in society, 105
collective, hostility from the, as common, 148
collective, the influence of the, as pervasive, 125
collective, the influence of the, on our ideas, 125
collective, the reparation of the, 145
collective, the, art speaking to the needs of, 168
collective, the, making a positive impact on the, by changing ourselves, 99
collective, the, reparation of the, 57
College of the Atlantic, 2, 192
College of the Atlantic, colleagues' opinion of, 189
colonialism, 10
colonization, as a feature of the horizontal orientation, 172
colored man, living under the skin, 126
comfort, as a value derived from our knowing our personal history, 177
comfort, sources for, in hard times, 92
coming events, Jung's warning to prepare for, 164
Coming to Age: The Croning Years and Late-Life Transformation, 57
commerce, the growth of, in the late Middle Ages, 172
commercial acquistiveness, 84
commit, the Perceptive's inability to, 139, 188
commitment, as a requirement, 36
commitment, fear of, 51
commitment, lacking in narcissists, 56
commitment, the puer's distaste for, 163
Common Boundary, 62
common goods approach, the, 2
common law system, the historical orientation of, 38 & note 17
common truth, the method of attaining, 130
commonalities, fostering a sense of unity among the world's religions, 160, 188
Commoner, Barry, quoted, 104, note 37
communalism, of native peoples, 147
communication, features of effective, 160
communion with the world, 18
communion, as a fatal experience for Jung, 70
communion, cutting off from, by secrets, 95
communion, of the self with the Self, 178
communism, 5, 34
Communism, as a pernicious ideology, 125
Communism, Jung’s attitude toward, 44
communities, the spontaneous formation of, 63
community, as a shield against the solitude of the divine experience, 138, 160
community, consciousness of our duties to our, 84
community, fostering of, by sharing secrets, 95
company, becoming sensitive and selective to, 178
compartment psychology, 13
Compass of the Soul, 78, note 1
compassion, 56, 79, note 24
compassion, as splaggnizomai (lit. turning one's bowels over), 116
compassion, capacity for, 40
compassion, enhancement of, through acquaintance with inner characters, 153, 159, 160, 165, 179, 189
compassion, lack of, by elites, 102
compassion, perfectionism blunting, 116
compassion, the expansion of, 63
compassion, the result of, as pulling us into physicality, 116
compassionate heart, the, 40
compensation, as a key function of dreams, 91
compensation, Jung's concept of, 157, 162 & note 17
compensation, Jung's definition of, 162
compensation, the principle of, 11, 28, 30
compensations, examples of, 23
compensatory acts, as individual and creative, 162
compensatory role, of dreams, 90
competition, 10
competition, as a feature of the patriarchal system, 53
competition, associations to, 52
competition, fear of, 37, 52
competition, forms of, 52
competitive edge, gaining a, 37
competitive markets, the inherent workings of, 58
complacency, leadership as fostering, 102
completeness, as a goal, 2, 30, 116
completeness, as forced upon us, 116
completeness, as the soul's goal, 142
completeness, Jung's definition of, 104
completeness, women inclining by nature to, 116
completion, as a feminine concept, 47
completion, seeking, 16
completion, the old person’s focus on, 47
complex financial instruments, examples of, 58
complex, accompanied by affect, 72
complex, active, causing distress, 15
complex, affects associated with, 128, 131, 173, 187, 188
complex, and parental imagoes, 72
complex, anxiety developing from a, 51
complex, as a bruise on the psyche, 72
complex, autonomy of, 15, 22, 72, 119
complex, constellation of a, 15, 22, 52
complex, constellation of, defined, 42
complex, definition of, 15, 72
complex, depotentiation of, 22, 72
complex, disappearing into a, 72
complex, drinking dry, 52
complex, emotional charge of, 15
complex, etymology of, 22
complex, features of, 15
complex, implications of the activation of a, 15
complex, intentions of a, 15
complex, spotting a, 42
complex, the concept of the, 83
complex, the constellation of a, 52, 72
complex, the energy in a, 15
complex, the power of, to take us over, 15
complex, the, Jung’s definition of, 22, 52, 110
complex, the, manifestation of, as embarrassment, 22
complex, the, suppression of, 53
complex/es, autonomous, 3
complexes and wounds, the physicians own, 89
complexes, 28
complexes, as a feature of neurosis, 110
complexes, as autonomous, in the nigredo phase, 83
complexes, as nodes of energy, 57
complexes, as pools of energy, 47
complexes, as sources for personality flaws, 72
complexes, as unconscious, 72
complexes, causation of, Jung’s wide explanation for, 88, note 19
complexes, causes for the formation of, 128, 131, 160, 171, 173, 174, 179, 187, 188
complexes, common, examples of, 52
complexes, definition of, 22
complexes, depotentiation of, 32, note 15
complexes, examination of, sparking resistance, 52
complexes, fear of knowing, 52
complexes, feeling-toned, 15
complexes, festering of, in the unconscious, 22
complexes, in neuroses, 109
complexes, laden with affect, 24
complexes, the autonomy of, 52
complexes, the beginnings of, 103
complexes, the discovery of, 57
complexes, the distressing character of, 22
complexes, the domestication of, 83
complexes, the healing of, 22
complexes, universality of, 22
complexes, wising up to, 23, 52, 57
complexio oppositorum, 16
complexity, association of, with powerful, in Western thinking, 154
complicit behavior, as a feature of our culture, 105
complicity, the prevalence of, 105, note 32
components, key, to Western thought, 144
comportment, rules of, 12
comprehension, powers of, 21
compulsion neurosis, 15, note 48
compulsion, as a result of lost libido equilibrium, 113
compulsion, the introverted artist feeling free of, 167, 178
compulsions, in analysis, 57
compulsions, inducement of, via drugs, 115
compulsive acting, 15
compulsive talking, causes of, 47
compulsive thinking, 15
compulsiveness, 92
computer screens, doctors fixated on their, 170, note 6
computers, dissemination of, 11
computers, the harmful implications of, 134, note 79
concealment, Jung's warnings against, 128
conceit, the disease of, 8
conceit, the modern, that we can control Nature, 68
concentration, deliberate, 6
concentration, the results of, 42
concretism, as devilish, 134
concretism, as hindering growth and individuation, 44
concupiscentia (lust), as opposite superbia (powerdrive), 55
confession, Jung's concept of, 123
confidence, boosting of, 61
configurative model, process as important as goal, in the, 160
confirmation of, Jung seeking, for his ideas and intuitions, 97
conflagration, 31
conflict resolution, analytical psychology’s method of, 68
conflict, in neuroses, 109
conflict, major modern, 35
conflict, resolution of, 5, 35, 49, 99
conflicts of duty, 2, 16
conflicts of duty, as common in psychotherapy, 89
conflicts of duty, as opportunities, 49
conflicts of duty, definition of, 49
conflicts, painful, the solution of, 162, 166
conformity, 2
congeniality, as a defensive strategy, 54
Congressional Medals of Honor, 14, 79
coniunctio images, dreams fall of, 57
coniunctio, Jung's definition of, 100
coniunctio, the experience of the, 30
coniunctio, the numinosity of the archetype of union, 188 & note 5
coniunctio, the symbol for, 57, 108
conjuring tricks, 28
connection of, with friends, on social media, as mandatory, 60
connection, of everything, Jung's belief in the, 181
conquest of nature, as an illusion, 160, 169
conscience, as a gift from heaven, 138, 164
conscience, defined, 36
conscience, searching of the, 37
conscience, supplanting of, by soul, 36
conscience, the need to follow one's, 80
conscious aging, 24
conscious and the unconscious, the symbol as uniting the, 99
conscious and unconscious, the cooperation of the, as life-giving, 111
conscious attitude, dreams as the reaction to our, 122, 157
conscious attitude, the biases and aberrations of the, 104
conscious attitude, the dissociation of, from the unconscious trend, 109
conscious attitude, the forced exaggerations of the, 109
conscious awareness, 6
conscious behavior, dreams as contrasts to, 90
conscious development, as the purpose of living, 103
conscious differentiation, requirements for, 30
conscious direction, the maintenance of, 113
conscious domination, consequences of, 30
conscious dying, 12
conscious ego control, the loss of, under the influence of an affect, 128
conscious guardedness, as causing the secret to become a poison, 95
conscious intentions, energy of, 15
conscious life, the loss of meaning in, inducing panic, 94, 119
conscious mind, the cooperation of the, with the unconscious, as therapeutic, 128
conscious mind, the, 6, 11, 35 43, 84, 111
conscious personal inner work, benefits of, 31
conscious personality of the patient, the reinforcement of the, 111
conscious psychological life, the enrichment of, 18
conscious realization, the, of the transcendent function, as a method, 129
conscious situation, dreams as answers to, 90
conscious standpoint, the widening of the, 177
conscious suffering, the value of the process of, 40
conscious suspense, production of, as a new compensatory reaction, 129
conscious, becoming more, as our task now, 128, 188
conscious, becoming, 2, 28, 30, 52, 54
conscious, connecting to others who are, 124
conscious, help others become, 124
conscious, the connection of, to the unconscious, 108
conscious, the cooperation of, with the unconscious, 94
conscious, the relation of, to unconscious, as compensatory, 162
conscious, the striving of the, 6
conscious, the ultimate integration of the, with the unconscious, 113
conscious, the union of, with unconscious, 149
conscious, the, bridging the gulf between, and the unconscious, 176, note 38
consciousness level, of a group, as dangerously low, 146
consciousness of inner developments, 16
consciousness raising, as a theme of the '60s, 39
consciousness, a higher level of, as necessary, to comprehend the personal quaternity, 132
consciousness, a higher level of, fostered by regression, 43
consciousness, affects as a disturbing influence on, 128
consciousness, alchemy’s contribution to the development of, 176
consciousness, altered states of, 33
consciousness, Americans' belief in, 115
consciousness, as a precondition of being, 101
consciousness, as a small part of our being, 62
consciousness, as alchemical gold, 83
consciousness, as constantly interfering with the psyche, 154
consciousness, as divided, in politicians, 105
consciousness, as foundation of a new ethics, 2
consciousness, as interfering, 30
consciousness, as naturally limited, 42
consciousness, as our only collective authority, 117
consciousness, as partisan, 30
consciousness, as seeking culture, not nature, 104
consciousness, as the ego's domain, 30
consciousness, as the new value and goal, 63
consciousness, as the power you need, 52
consciousness, as world-blinded, 88
consciousness, attitude of, to dying, 26
consciousness, bringing a concern to, resulting in a cure, 177
consciousness, change of, 27, 84
consciousness, change of, as an individual task, 182
consciousness, civilized, as caught in its own rules, 30, 104
consciousness, collective validity of, 35
consciousness, conditioning of, by numbers, 112
consciousness, cosmic, Bucke's definition of, 160, note 9
consciousness, creating more, 12, 94
consciousness, creation of more, as Jung's response, 125
consciousness, disintegration of the, 6
consciousness, enriching of, with the knowledge of our psychic foundations, 68
consciousness, ephemeral, the deviations of the, 28, 138
consciousness, examples of levels of, 182
consciousness, extending the horizon of our, as a goal of the unconscious, 174
consciousness, extension of, 35
consciousness, fostering new, 33
consciousness, growing up in, consequences of, 104
consciousness, higher level of, 16, 50
consciousness, impact of, 34
consciousness, implications of, 16
consciousness, importance of, 16
consciousness, inflation of, dangers of, 43
consciousness, interference of, 35
consciousness, levels of, 28, 30, 33
consciousness, levels of, as numerous, 182
consciousness, localization of, in the chakra system, beginning with the third, 133
consciousness, man’s limited, 50
consciousness, man's acquisition of, 134
consciousness, maximum, the attainment of, as essential, 26
consciousness, modern, as on a low level, 122
consciousness, modern, as split, 35
consciousness, monotheism of, 28
consciousness, new religion of, 63
consciousness, objective, as the level of unity with all, 179
consciousness, orientation of, 40
consciousness, peculiar alteration of, 33
consciousness, present-day, 11
consciousness, role of, 5
consciousness, rootless, as susceptible to psychic epidemics, 175, 183
consciousness, seduction of, by external attractions, 91
consciousness, the abnormal degree of development of, 30
consciousness, the change in, related to the numinosum, 158
consciousness, the collective development of, 28
consciousness, the content of, as trivialities and depravities, 138 & note 52
consciousness, the creation of more, 142, 152
consciousness, the creation of, 6, 57, 99
consciousness, the cult of, 28
consciousness, the danger of the disintegration of, 161
consciousness, the dangerous dissociation of, 161
consciousness, the development of, 18
consciousness, the devil fostering our coming to, 134
consciousness, the discriminating power of the, 111
consciousness, the enrichment of, with psychic knowledge, 104
consciousness, the ethical implications of, 160, note 26
consciousness, the evolutionary shift of, 37
consciousness, the evolving higher level of, 179
consciousness, the fragmentation of, 94
consciousness, the habitual attitude of, 15
consciousness, the hierarchy of, 128
consciousness, the hubris of, 15
consciousness, the implications of, 187
consciousness, the impotence of, in handling major problems, 154
consciousness, the increase of, 41
consciousness, the interference of, 32
consciousness, the language of, 30
consciousness, the level of, 130, 164, 182
consciousness, the localizations of, 133
consciousness, the lower level of, dangers with, 84
consciousness, the observing, 5
consciousness, the painful price of creating more, 170
consciousness, the power and insight from, 43
consciousness, the production of a fuller, as a goal of adult education, 85
consciousness, the pursuit of the cult of, 138
consciousness, the rationalistic differentiation of, in technology, 107
consciousness, the restriction of, 123
consciousness, the search of, for its opposite, 157
consciousness, the selective activity of, 162
consciousness, the shift in, from individual work, 131
consciousness, the shift of, misconceptions about, 62
consciousness, the source of, as a riddle, 119
consciousness, the sphere of, 16, 18
consciousness, the spiritualization of, 24
consciousness, the thorough disorientation of, due to an affect, 128
consciousness, the unity of, 43
consciousness, the variety of levels of, 179
consciousness, transcending the level of, 113
consciousness, widened circle of, 18, 28
consciousness/unconsciousness, as a psychological modality influencing behavior, 187
consecration, recognition of, 23
consensus gentium, the, on immortality, 26
consensus trance, as ordinary waking consciousness, 179
consideratio, 6
conspicuous consumption, 10
conspiracy theories, 11
constellation of a complex, Jung’s definition, 42, note 11
Constitution, the, 8
constructive, Jung’s use of, as an adjective to distinguish his brand of psychology from Freud’s, 88
consumer debt, 14
Consumer Financial Protection Agency, the creation of, 127
Consumer Reports, 107, note 43
consumer, as a powerful label, 36
consumerism, 5, 14, 24, 100
consumerism, the blandishments of, as dangerous, 150, 156, 186
consumeritis, 10, 14
consumeritis, as a cultural disease, 101
consumeritis, defined, 109
consumeritis, neologism coined byJohn Moelaert, 156, note 29; 163, 186
consumers, stress on our being, 14
consuming, as Americans’ civic duty, leading to consumeritis, 184 & note 68
consumption, as a civic duty, 36
contact information, for the organizations at the Sacred Earth conference, 160
contagious diseases, of the mind, 131
containers, 5
containment, the rule of, 57
contemplation, as animating, 6
contemplation, Jung's value on, 160
contemplation, the bad reputation in the West about, 56
Contemplative Alliance, conference of, attendees at the, 160
contemplative journey, intentional, the features of the, 136
contemporary problems, failure to understand, due to specialization, 66
contemporary reality, features of, 74
contemporary reality, the malaise of, 158
contemporary society, the patriarchal bias of, 83, note 83
contents, new, as autonomous, 41
contests, sabotaging of, 52
context, as key to the correct interpretation of a dream, 190
continua, as the form of change, 135, 136
contradiction, the value of, 114
Contragate, 36
contrasexual side, as animus or anima, 63
contrasexual side, definition of, 42
contrasexual side, fear of, 52
contrasexual side, the repression of our, in acculturation, 113
contrasexual side, the, 83
control, as a myth, 150
control, lack of, 30, 52
control, locus of, definition of, 54
control, locus of, internalizing, 36
control, lust for, 10
control, the ego’s desire for, 49
control, the government's quest to, 160, 170, 178, 191
control, the myth of, 40
convenience, our lust for, 60
convention, deliverance from, 17
convention, leap-frogging challenging, 148
conventional attitudes, Jung’s exception to, 24
conventional materialist paradigm of science, the limitations in the, 60
conventional morality, as a negative blotting out individual factors, 80
conventional morality, Jung's dislike of, 80
conventional schooling, Jung's criticisms of, 143
conventional science, the materialist paradigm of, 60
conventional wisdom, refusal to accept, 40
conventions, as proof men do not choose their own way, 142
conventions, daimon pulling us out of, 40
conventions, societal, as limiting choices, 28, note 13
conversation post mortem, Jung's interest in, 100
conversation, as a healing modality, 60
conversion experiences, moments of illumination in, 64
conversion, radical, as creating a dangerous imbalance, 113
conviction, doing the next thing with, as a way to live meaningfully, 141
convictions, becoming platitudes, 31
convictions, human need for, that give meaning of life, 94
cookbook approach, the, Jung’s dislike of, 54
cookbook approaches, Jung rejecting all forms of, 130, 153, 154, 184, 190
cookbooks, as full of collective, mass attitudes, 190
cooking, the valuable incubation time in the growth process, 178
cooperation, instead of conflict, in the new story, 160
Copt, as a Christian sect, 132
Coptic Museum, Cairo, Jung's donation to the, 97
Corbett, Lionel, 24
core issue, identification of the, 49
Corinth, the strong Gnostic influence of the early church at, 136, note 4
Cornell University, symposium at, 84
Cornell, A.D., Jung's correspondence with, 106
coronavirus pandemic, psychological lessons of the, 183
corporations, the ravages of, 127
corporatocracy, 3
corporeal cycles, ignoring of, 24
Corpus Hermeticum, 61
corrections, psychological, as possible only in consciousness, 145
correspondence, as an always-valid psychological rule, 61
Correspondence, Law of, 15, note 22; 108, 162, 183
correspondence, the theory of, as fostering understanding, 61
corroboration, Jung's search for, 100
corruption, the swamp of, 31
Corti, Walter Robert, 1, note 14
cosmic ages, the different religious forms of the different, 119
cosmic consciousness, adaptation to, 83
cosmic consciousness, features of, 160, note 9
cosmic roots, connection to our, 179
cosmic vanity, 7, 31, 76, 87, 117
cosmic vanity, definition of, 125 & note 37; 142, 147, 164, 165 & note 30; 166, 170, 186
cosmos, fostering encounter with the essence of the, as a feature common to all religions, 160
cosmos, healing of the, 33
cosmos, recognition of our connection to the, 30
counterbalancing, 11
counter-position, the potential danger of the, 113
countertendency, the breaking through of, into consciousness, 135
countertransference, 57
courage, 17, 36, 52, 54, 67, 94
courage, as a requirement for soul tending, 123, 129, 168
Cousins, Norman, healing of, via laughter, 67, note 34
covid-19 pandemic, the, 11, 52
covid-19, lessons in, 183
cowshed, an inflated patient’s dreams of being in a, 174
coyote, the, as a symbol for the trickster, 58
Crafts, Hazel, 30, 86
cramp, the appearance of, helped by engagement in creative activities, 154
crazes, novelties engendering, 177
crazes, prevention of, 52, 88
creatio ex nihilo, 28
creation of the world, Gnostic ideas about the, 181
creation, the act of, the basic condition for, 43
creation, the throb of, as within us, 149, 167
creative activities, encouraging involvement in, 52
creative activities, the utility of, in times of growth, 154
creative activities, use of, 16
creative combustion, as a feature of the new story, 160
creative energies living within, confronting the, 178
creative energy, wellsprings of, 52
creative expression, as congruent with psychological type, 167 & note 15
creative imagination, 43, 58
creative imagination, as the origin of all the works of man, 171
creative impulse, the, as a psychic factor, 138, 167, 168
creative impulses, honoring of, in old age, 47
creative instinct, the, Jung's broad definition of, 187
creative inventive fantasy, fostered by regression, 43
creative inventiveness, the promise of, 43
creative juices, the value of, 52
creative life, the, of the Extravert, as not under the ego's control, 167
creative man, the need of, to create regardless of giftedness, 167
creative muse, the, following the, 24
creative outlet, need for, 16
creative people, as hard to control, 188
creative personality, growth of, 69, 72
creative powers, as possessing a person, 167
creative process, Jung's definition of the, 167
creativity as regenerative, 24
creativity, an avidity for, as an instinct, 113
creativity, as adding to the overall cultural development of the family and community, 47
creativity, as expressive of our divine nature, 63
creativity, decline of, 102
creativity, dreams fostering, 91
creativity, in illness, 33
creativity, increase of, via humor, 67
creativity, Jung on, 167
creativity, Jung's encouragement of, 99
creativity, Jung's thoughts on, 40
creativity, lack of, 30
creativity, link of, to play, 116
creativity, lying within, 121, 123, 134, 138, 153-155, 163, 167, 168, 178, 179, 187, 189
creativity, narrow definition of, 40
creativity, our culture’s truncating our sense of, 59
creativity, outlets for, as essential in aging, 24
creativity, requiring solitude, 47
creativity, source of, in the unconscious, 28
creativity, stimulation of, from tapping into archetypes, 47
creativity, the expansion of, 63
creativity, the source of, 40
creativity, the time of day and circumstance that nurtures the, 47
creativity, the trickster fostering of, 58
creativity, the waste of, 28
creativity, value of, 16, 85
creativity, ways to increase, 113
creativity, wellsprings of, 11
creator, the assimilation of the archetype of, as enriching, 59
creator, the need of the, for man to illuminate the world, 124
credit-rating agencies, the conflicts of interest of, 127
credulity, as medieval people, 144
credulity, encouraged by isms, 44
creed, as distinct from Jung's concept of religio, 138
creed, Jung's definition of, 138, 158, 189
creed, Jung's definition of, 33, 37
creeds, as closed systems, 138, 158 & note 19; 175 & note 72
creeds, as forms of organized religion, 104
creeds, as Jung's term for organized religions, 98, 111
creeds, de-deification of nature by, 104
creeds, Jung’s view of, 43, 93
creeds, the claims of, to god-almightiness, 97
creeds, the cosmic vanity of, 97
Crichton-Miller, H., quote of, 144
Crick, Francis, the dogmatism of, 127, note 14; 143 & note 35
crime novels, Jung's enjoyment of, 181
crimi, Jung's reading for recreation, 70
crises, financial, 3
crisis, the mid-life, as a time for revaluation of earlier values, 113
critical challenges, requirements of, 84
critical faculties, the need for, as we engage in daily realities, 175
critical mass, 3, 76
critical mass, definition of, 179
critical phases of life, big dreams occurring in the, 90
critical reason, the importance of, in checking the spread of dangerous ideas, 125
critical reflection, as not constant, 125
critical thinking, 85, 88, 101, 102
critical turning-point, the, 30
criticism, as essential in science, 143
crop circles, 34
crop circles, investigation of, 152, 155 & note 39
cross-cultural verification, of Jung's theory of the collective unconscious, 151
cross-pollination, as a growing trend, 160
crowd, the big, as dangerous, 8
crowds, 3, note 14
crowds, Americans' over-rating of, 178
crowds, avoidance of, 51
crucifixion experience, the, 49, note 7
crucifixion on a wheel, as a mythological motif, 38
crucifying the ego, the task of, 64
cruelty, and chivalry, as a pair of opposites, 126
cruelty, and chivalry, as paired opposites, 38
Crusades, the experience of the, impact of, 147
Cruz, Ted, as a demagogue, 165, note 36
Csikszentmihalyi, Mihaly, 23
Cully, Kendig, 16
cults, the rise of, 149
cultural advance, as an extension of consciousness, 31
cultural change, requirements of implementing, 160
cultural evolution, 12
cultural expression, as rooted in reflection, 187
cultural forms, innovations in an Aquarian era, 82
cultural madness, current, 28
cultural pathology, signs of, 156
cultural pattern, religion laying down a, 138
cultural patterns, 31
cultural progress, elements of, 31
cultural restrictions, consequences of, 53
cultural sphere, the, features of, 85
cultural strictures, existence of, 36
cultural tradition, notions of sin and guilt in our, 33
culture of longing, our, 19
culture, 11
culture, advance of, 35
culture, as a patriarchal system, 36
culture, as continuity, 31
culture, as ego driven, 21
culture, conventional values and norms of our, 36
culture, difference of, from civilization, 10
culture, high, signs of, 28
culture, lowering the level of, 44
culture, mainstream, the power level of, 36
culture, the decline of, since the Age of Enlightenment, 114
culture, the destruction of the meaning of, 131, 138, 150, 177, 188
culture, the externalization of, 84
culture, the innermost law of, as historical continuity, 31
culture, the materialistic paradigm of our, 33
culture, the powerful forces in, 36
culture, the soul deadening allurements of, 58
culture-mongers, 11
cultures, as unlike Western, receiving shadow projections, 166
cultures, examples of, as patriarchal, 36, note 21
cultures, the periodizing tendency of, 82
Cunningham, Adrian, 1, note 15
cure, a key to the, as connections to the sources of psychic life, 119
cure, the beginning of the, 119
curiosity, definition of, 171
curiosity, having an attitude of, 24
curiosity, instead of judgment, in the new story, 160
curiosity, the value of, 192
curious, etymology of, 171
currencies, as fiduciary, 168
currencies, the fiduciary nature of, 83
currency, sound, as backed by gold, 131
current cultural paradigm, our, as too limited, 152
current opinions, as blinding, 99
current predicament, Jung's assessment of, 64
current problems, a list of, 171
current reality, Jung's interpretation of, 152, 171
current reality, the pathologies of, 58
current situation, our, Jung's portrait of, 137
current system, the pathologies of our, 160
curriculum, humanistic orientation of the, 66
cybernetics, entropy in the context of, 157
cyberspace, greed spreading to the world of, 172
cycles, as overlapping, 50
cycles, repetitions of the number, as transformational, 132
cynicism, as a result of scientism, 144, 147