factory system, the, 34
facts, 49, 78, 119, 120
facts, the higher rank of, in science, 144, 180
failed state, the definition of the, 59
failed states, list of, 59, note 49; 117, note 65
failure to figure it out, as a repeated frustration in analysis, 189
fairy tales, 11, 17, 47, 52, 66, 90, 108
fairy tales, immersion in, 151
fait accompli, as the will of God, example of, 49
faith producers, archetypes as, 123
faith, lack of, 12, 43, 81, 87, 119
faith, modern man's abhorring of, 137, 142, 158, 171, 189
Faith, the vertical orientation of the Age of, 144
fake facts, implications of, 105
fake facts, the proliferation of, 127, 130, 171, 173, 183
fake news, recognizing, 38, 88, 99
fake news, social media spawning, 177, 182
Fall, the, that made man great, 134 & note 117
false idealization, 53
false possessions, focus on, 158
false self, the, definition of the, 141
fame, transformation of, 21
familial circumstances, influences of, 36
family atmosphere, as neurotic, as a common cause of neurosis in the child, 140
family bonds, libido tied up in, as needing to be withdrawn, 161
family conflicts, sources of, 140
family dynamics, understanding of, via analysis, 189
family history, the influence of, on the child, 140
family honor, the dilution of the concept, 145
family honor, the keen sense of, in Islamic nations, 145 & note 21
family matrix chart, the use and value of the, 140, note 71
family matrix, as pathological, 36
family matrix, the multi-generational history of the, 140
family of origin, patterns in, as explanatory, 54
family pathologies, the importance of awareness of, 88
family patterns, dysfunctional, 24
family relationships, as marred by competition, 52
family, living in the bosom of, as a phase of life, 127
family, protests from, 18
family, resentment of, at our changing, 94
family, the circle, as influential, 101
fanatical obsession, consequences of, 52
fanatical resentments, appeal of, to collective irrationality, 125
fanaticism, as a sign of doubt, 29, 44, 87, 96
fanaticism, religious, as leading to catastrophic enantiodromia, 137
fantasies, 6, 9, 16, 35, 56, 100, 108, 109
fantasies, of the unconscious, as effective, 127, 140, 141, 143, 154, 162, 163, 178, 184
fantasizing, Jung’s encouragement of, 52, 85
fantasy, 6, 30, 38, 43, 85
fantasy, allowing free play of, in working with a mood, 127, 128, 138, 143, 144, 160, 171
Farage, Nigel, 38, note 60; 126 & note 35
Fascism, 44
fast-food eating, sacrifice of, 33
fatal error, the, of our time, 138
fate, 11, 13, 19, 33, 49, 54, 63, 64, 80, 81, 93, 99, 103
Fate, as the basis of enantiodromia, 135, 147, 171 & note 47
Fates, the role of the, 68, 93
fathead, the creation of, in large groups, 131
father archetype, the contents of, 57
father archetype, the intentions of the, 175
father complex, 15, note 48; 22, 52, 109
father complex, outer-life signs of the, 188
father imago, the, 22, 108, 110
father imago, working out a new relationship with our, 153
father, 22, 25, 36, 52, 53, 72, 110
father, as an archetype, 140
father, as the guarantor of the puer's existence, 141
fathers, levels of control of, 36
fathers, relationship of, with sons, 52
fathers, the sins of, 22, 52
father-son fear, multiple generations of, 52
Fauci, Dr. Anthony, 31, note 21; 52
Faust, Jung's appreciation of, 134, 169 & note 56; 176
Faust, the impact of, on Jung, 70, 81
fear of loss of status, 37
fear, addressing, requirements of, 52
fear, ambient, in working with the Self, 54
fear, as a cause or regression, 43
fear, as a challenge and a task, 53
fear, as a dangerous motivator, 37
fear, as a threat to health, 52
fear, as a vital part of life, 111
fear, as a way to control, 21
fear, as an admission of inferiority, 51
fear, as goad to bizarre actions, 37
fear, as primal, 37, note 50
fear, as specific, 51
fear, as the beginning of a new life, 52
fear, as the spirit of evil, 51
fear, cause of, in the quest for perfection, 116
fear, confusion due to, in World War II, 124, 125, 128, 147, 160, 173, 174, 178, 182, 183, 186
fear, consequences of, 83
fear, contagious, in herds, 51
fear, definitions of, 51
fear, deliverance from, as not a work of the ego, 54
fear, deliverance from, requiring boldness, 52
fear, differentiation of, 51
fear, governing men’s lives, 53
fear, handling, requirements of, 54
fear, influence of, on men, 37
fear, legitimate, examples of, 52
fear, letting go of, 36
fear, men’s greatest, 53
fear, morbid, 52
fear, multiple reasons for, 54
fear, of old age and death, 14
fear, of the object, by Introverts, 71
fear, overcoming of, as a moral achievement, 52
fear, primal, 51
fear, source of, 11, 13
fear, tendency of, to bring to us what we fear, 73
fear, the child’s way of coping with, becoming a pattern, 54
fear, the need to overcome, 53
fear, tools for managing, 54
fear, types of, 51
fear, use of, to control people, 64
fear/s, 10, 11, 16, 41
fear-mongering, 34
fears, avoidance of repressing, 99
fears, descriptive, 51
fears, identifying of, 16
fears, internal, 54
fears, managing, 54
fears, men’s addressing, 53
fears, of objects, 51
fears, politicians playing on the public's, 128, 164
fears, possession of, outside of ourselves, 41
fears, stirred up by crowds, 84
fears, strange, 52
fears, the long-term development of, 54
fears, two fundamental, of men, 53
Federation of American Scientists, project of, on government secrecy, 152, note 29
Feelers, the need of, 113
Feeling (psychological function), as distinct from feelings (daily experiences), 128, 139, 143, 184, 185, 187, 189
feeling nature, dissociation from, signs of, 88
feeling side, the redemption of the, via analysis, 189
Feeling type, the, 30
Feeling types, tendency of, to shy away from the impersonal and theoretical, 78
Feeling types, the preference of, for values and subjectivity, 139, 140, 189
feeling, as the inferior function, signs of, 72
feeling, signs of the reversion to, 92
feeling, the value of following, 54
feelings, allowing, 53
feelings, as the purview of women, 83, note 83
feelings, strong, aroused by the symbol, 35
feelings, types of, that give life meaning, 94
feelings, value of, 11
feeling-tone, the, as cement, 22
feeling-toned thought processes, the emphasis on, 128, 143
feeling-value, as an important criterion in psychology, 144
feeling-values, 6
feeling-values, the development of, 134
felix culpa, as necessary, 145
felix culpa, the, as the final guilt, 80
fellowship, awareness of the need for, 65, 95
female ego, the, centering in, as important, 48
female nature, as tenacious and tough, 37
female perspective, the, importance of the, 48
female shadow, the, elements of, 48
female strengths, Jane’s list of, 48
feminine perspective, the integration of the, 83
feminine side, men’s comfort with their, 53
feminine, integration of the, 10
feminine, the oppression of the, by Islamic jihadists, 59
feminine, the reclamation of the, 59
feminine, the re-evaluation of the, 83
feminine, the subjugation of the, 53
feminism, 38, 83
feminism, the development of, 73, note 44
feminism, the rise of, 10, 28
feminist thinkers, the growing ranks of, 10
fencing, the sport of, as analogous to regression, 43
feng shui, 62
Ferguson, Marilyn, 34, 62
fideles, healers supporting surrender to transpersonal power, 33
fidelity, as pistis, 138, 148
fiduciary currency, the nature of a, 131 & note 43
field theory, discoveries of, of the power of thought, 99
Field, Abigail, 27, note 25
Fierz, Jürg, correspondence of, with Jung, 165, notes 6 & 9
Fifth world, the coming of the, 147
Fifth World, the, 10, 83 & note 55
filii macrocosmi (children of the universe), 83
finance, as a major -ism of our culture, 131, 160
finances, Jung's dislike of tending to, 70
financial crisis, opportunities in a, 14
financial honesty, 14
financial interests, as the motivator of factory owners, 183
financial plan, developing a, for the Jungian Center, 172
financial pressure, the absence of, consequences of, for an organization, 146
financial security, the path to, 14
financialization, 175, note 58
financiers, Jung's pungent comments on, 131
financiers, the God-almightiness of, 131
financing, new models of, 160
Findthorn, 14, 62
fire, 5, 82
fire, as a gift, 134, 169, 181
firefighter bravery, example of, 79, note 7
fires, meaning of, 31
First Peoples, the great crime perpetrated against the, 160 & note 17
fiscal prudence, the demands of, 14
Fischer, Ernst, correspondence of, with Jung, 176
fish, as a symbol, 5
fish, link of, to the unconscious, 67
Fisherman, the appearance of the, 155
Fishes, the zodion of the, 172
fixatio experience, unpleasantness of, 49
fixatio, as the crucifixion experience, in analysis, 189
fixatio, definition of, 49, note 7
flat organization, the, 10
fleece, putting out a, as a form of synchronicity, 148, 171, note 25 and Appendix
Flexner, Abraham, the 1910 report of, 144, note 43
Flexner, Abraham, the task of, to make medicine more scientific, 68, note 17; 115, note 22
Flinker, Martin, 16
floods, as an element of climate chaos, 77
Florida, the ultimate disappearance of, 175, note 53
flow, the, 23, 26
flow, zoning out in the, 138, 167
Floyd, George, protests after the murder of, 145, 171
flying saucers, 1, 27, 70
flying saucers, Jung's collection of materials on, 164, 176
focus on good, you get more of good, 99
focus on internals, need for a, 84
focus, as internal, without projections, 41
focus, change of, defined, 84
Foges, Wolfgang, 1
foibles, laughing at our, 113
folklore, 17
folly, following, 16
FOMO (fear of missing out), on news, 60
Foo fighters, reports of, in 1945, 164, 176
Food and Drug Administration, 83
food industries, the deception in, 58
food supply, adulteration of our, 33
fool, the, 16, 58
foolishness as a stepping-stone, 13
Foote, Mary, 41, 72
forbearance, need for, 52
Forbes, 36
force, appealing to that part of human nature that is crass, 55
force, as always requiring justification, 55
force, as depleting, consuming, and taking life, 55
force, as moving, creating conflict, 55
force, as partial and insatiable, 55
force, association of, with the partial, 55
force, associations to, 55
force, implications of, 55
force, results of, 55
force, tendencies of, 55
force, the constant need of, for external energy, 55
force, the dangers of, 54
Force, the, 40
Force, The, as a source of guidance, 148
forces, canalization of, 31
forces, contraction of, in the old person, 24, 109
forces, in the unconscious, the liberation of, 158
Ford, Henry, debunking of history by, 38
Ford, Henry, quoted, 115, 177
Fordham, Michael, 1, note 31; 16, 46, 72
foreign cultures, Jung's studies of, 71
Foreign Policy, 117, note 65
Foreign Policy, compilation of failed states by, 59, note 49
foresight, the need of, to plan realistically for the future, 183
fortitude, as essential, 24
forward-striving function, the, 31
Foundation for Inner Peace, 34, note 61
Founding Fathers, the wisdom of, as now out of date, 160
four R's, the, 10
four, symbols of, 112
Fourth Cycle, the closing of the, 147
fourth function, the, unexpected intrusion of the, 47
fourth resolving insight, the, as an experience of the Self, 132
Fox News, as junk media, 101, note 13
Fox News, the lies and distortions emanating from, 171
Fox sisters, the, 34
Fox, Matthew, 40
fox, the, as a symbol for the trickster, 57
fracture, trimalleolar, 192
fragmentation, fostering, 35
frailities, exploration of, 62
frame, maintaining the, Jung's attitude of, as flexible, 185
Frankel, Viktor, the insight of, on the importance of meaning, 138
Franklin, Benjamin, inspired by the Iroquois government, 145, note 39
fraud, instances of, 105
free association, Jung's objection to, 90
free choice, the limitations of, 93, 103
free market capitalism, the failure of, to provide jobs, 59
free society, the need of a bond in a, 117
free will, 31, 33, 49, 103, 115
free will, the Self never violating, 121, 134, 144
freedom of discussion, lack of, in America, 128
freedom, from the past, 18
freedom, increasing the amount of, 16
freedom, link of, to consciousness, 28
freedom, subjective feeling of, 49
Freeman, John, 1, 42, 63, 68, 72, 87
Freeman, John, interview of, with Jung, for the BBC, 137, 158 & note 20; 181
free-market capitalism, as the only right form of economy, 147
free-market capitalism, value of, in the U.S., 76
Freemasons, the, 34
French Revolution, as a readjustment of attitude, 138
frenzy, a wave of, from long constraint, 117
freshwater drain, as an element of climate chaos, 77
Freud, and Jung, as different types, 78
Freud, Martin, description of Jung of, 70
Freud, Sigmund, 2, 5, 22 & note 59; 34, 83
Freud, Sigmund, achievement of, in putting the individual psyche as an object of research, 96
Freud, Sigmund, as a great destroyer, as arousing a wholesome mistrust in people, 96
Freud, Sigmund, as a pioneer in holding dreams as valuable, 96
Freud, Sigmund, as a prophetic figure, overthrowing the idols of his day, 96
Freud, Sigmund, as a superior personality, 72
Freud, Sigmund, as an ESFJ, 78, 96
Freud, Sigmund, as countering scientism, 44
Freud, Sigmund, as Jung’s father figure mentor, 87
Freud, Sigmund, as Jung’s teacher, 88 & note 16
Freud, Sigmund, as one of the great cultural critics of the 19th century, 96
Freud, Sigmund, as reductive doctor, 5
Freud, Sigmund, as the coiner of "neurosis," 109
Freud, Sigmund, as the founder of psychoanalysis, 96
Freud, Sigmund, as valuing the healing affect of talking, 60
Freud, Sigmund, asking Jung to work against his INTP type preferences, 96
Freud, Sigmund, association method of, 9
Freud, Sigmund, assumption of, that Jung would be his intellectual heir, 69
Freud, Sigmund, assumption of, that religion is an illusion, 96
Freud, Sigmund, assumptions of, as wrong, e.g. about religion, 96
Freud, Sigmund, atheism of, 44
Freud, Sigmund, attitude of, toward regression, 41
Freud, Sigmund, basic assumptions of, Jung's essential differences with, 96
Freud, Sigmund, belief of, in dreams as disguises, 90
Freud, Sigmund, brand of psychology of, as reductive, 88, note 2
Freud, Sigmund, correspondence of, with Jung, 72
Freud, Sigmund, credited by Jung with giving prominence to subjective factors, 120
Freud, Sigmund, demand of, that Jung adhere to his sexual theory, 96
Freud, Sigmund, description of repression by, 128, 138, 139, 143, 151, 158, 159 & note 22; 168, 176, 178, 180, 184
Freud, Sigmund, development by, of a valuable tool for psychiatrists, 96
Freud, Sigmund, differences of, from Jung, as due to essential differences, 96
Freud, Sigmund, direction of Jung by, 9
Freud, Sigmund, discovery of, that neuroses are causally based on unconscious contents, 96
Freud, Sigmund, dislike of, of independence of mind, 96
Freud, Sigmund, emphases on Eros, lust, and sexuality, 55
Freud, Sigmund, errors in the psychological school of, 96
Freud, Sigmund, errors of, 30
Freud, Sigmund, expectation of, that Jung would toe the line, 71
Freud, Sigmund, failure of, to understand Jung's personality, 71, 72
Freud, Sigmund, focus on the Oedipus complex of, 43
Freud, Sigmund, focus on, on causes/the past, 30
Freud, Sigmund, followers of, forbidden to learn the value of spiritual things, 96
Freud, Sigmund, ideas of, as one-sided, 113, note 6
Freud, Sigmund, inadequate training of, in philosophy and religious history, 96
Freud, Sigmund, Jung taking up with, reasons for, 72
Freud, Sigmund, Jung’s break with, 42, 70-73, 78, 102
Freud, Sigmund, Jung’s difficulty with, 46
Freud, Sigmund, Jung’s divergence from, 42
Freud, Sigmund, Jung's first meeting with, 83, note 5
Freud, Sigmund, Jung's gratitude to, for calling attention to the importance of dreams, 96
Freud, Sigmund, Jung's involvement with, 71
Freud, Sigmund, Jung's letters to, 73
Freud, Sigmund, Jung's problems with the system of, 96
Freud, Sigmund, lack of a vision of the helpful, healing powers in the unconscious, 96
Freud, Sigmund, libido concept of, as just sexual, 113
Freud, Sigmund, limitations of the theories of, 7
Freud, Sigmund, mention of, in textbooks, 66
Freud, Sigmund, method of, 30
Freud, Sigmund, method of, relying on theory, a partial truth, with dogma and fanaticism, 96
Freud, Sigmund, methodological differences of, with Jung, 96
Freud, Sigmund, negative view of neurosis of, 109
Freud, Sigmund, on the transference, 57
Freud, Sigmund, providing a key to unlock doors in the psychology of people, 96
Freud, Sigmund, psychology method of, as dangerous and destructive, 96
Freud, Sigmund, quote of, 43
Freud, Sigmund, recognition of, of dreams as the royal road to the unconscious, 96
Freud, Sigmund, reducing symbols to signs, 43, 96
Freud, Sigmund, reductionism of, 111
Freud, Sigmund, reductive treatment of, 57
Freud, Sigmund, refusal of, to risk his authority, leading Jung to take back his projection, 72
Freud, Sigmund, requirement of analysts to have their own analysis, 57
Freud, Sigmund, school of, 44
Freud, Sigmund, sexuality as key in the psychology of, 109
Freud, Sigmund, sharing the same vocation as Jung, 96
Freud, Sigmund, stubbornness of, 96
Freud, Sigmund, system of, as discredited, 96
Freud, Sigmund, the achievement of, in sharpening a sense of real values, 96
Freud, Sigmund, the assumption of, that matter is primary, 96
Freud, Sigmund, the atheism of, as pessimistic, 96
Freud, Sigmund, the causal list theory of, 57
Freud, Sigmund, the complexes of, 69
Freud, Sigmund, the definition of, of libido as purely sexual, 96
Freud, Sigmund, the depreciation of, of the unconscious, 111
Freud, Sigmund, the dogmatism of, as the main cause of the split with Jung, 96
Freud, Sigmund, the fanatical dogma of, based on one-sided interpretations of facts, 96
Freud, Sigmund, the fanatical intolerance of, 96
Freud, Sigmund, the fanaticism of, evoking the suspicion of an inner uncertainty, 96
Freud, Sigmund, the form of analysis of, 111
Freud, Sigmund, the free association method of, 90, 91
Freud, Sigmund, the hostility of, to spiritual values, 119
Freud, Sigmund, the idée fixe of sexuality, as the psychic driving force, 43
Freud, Sigmund, the important contribution of, 96
Freud, Sigmund, the inability of, to relieve the patient's suffering, 96
Freud, Sigmund, the influence of, on Jung, 69
Freud, Sigmund, the keynote thought of, as a pessimistic "nothing but," 96
Freud, Sigmund, the materialism of, 96
Freud, Sigmund, the minions of, belittling Jung's efforts and discoveries, 96
Freud, Sigmund, the misjudgment of, of Jung's temperament, 69
Freud, Sigmund, the practical method of, for exploring the unconscious, i.e. dream work, 96
Freud, Sigmund, the psychology of, moving within the confines of 19th century scientific materialism, 96
Freud, Sigmund, the real nature of the psyche's activity unveiled by, 96
Freud, Sigmund, the reductionism of, 43
Freud, Sigmund, the reductive materialism of, 100
Freud, Sigmund, the reductive method of analysis of, 57
Freud, Sigmund, the rigid, one-sidedness of the theory of, 96
Freud, Sigmund, the scientific courage of, in valuing dreams for research, 96
Freud, Sigmund, the sexual theory of, 69
Freud, Sigmund, the spiritual paucity of, 119
Freud, Sigmund, the stress of, on theory, 96
Freud, Sigmund, the talk therapy of, 9
Freud, Sigmund, the theory of, 78
Freud, Sigmund, the type difference of, with Jung, 96
Freud, Sigmund, the Vienna group of, 96
Freud, Sigmund, the view of humans of, as bodies driven by sex, 96
Freud, Sigmund, the view of, of dreams as wish-fulfillments, 90
Freud, Sigmund, the wasted effort of, 111
Freud, Sigmund, theory of Eros of, 55
Freud, Sigmund, usage of "sublimation" by, 83
Freud, Sigmund, use of as reductive causalism, 96
Freud, Sigmund, use of deduction by, starting with theories, 91
Freud, Sigmund, use of the term narcissism by, 56
Freud, the school of, as neglecting further investigation of the unconscious, 96
Freudian interpretation, the reductive standpoint as the distinguishing feature of, 91
Freudian model, Jung's rejection of the, 185
Freudian orthodoxy, the, on the sexual nature of the libido, 71
Freudian perspectives, given in books, 190
Freudian psychoanalysis, the limited task of, 119
Freudian reductionism, the poverty of, 7
Freudian theory, problems of, as impersonal, and wrong, 96
Freudian theory, the concretism of, 43
Freudianism, as a materialistic psychology, 144
Freudianism, the limitations of, 44
Freudians, attacks on Jung by, 7
Freudians, the conscious efforts of the, to malign Jung and cast aspersions on his brand of psychology, 97
Freudians, the, hanging labels on Jung, 66
frictions, as part of being human, 31
friends, features of helpful, 32, note 11
friends, protests from, 18
friends, the likely change in your circle of, 178, 189
friendships, creating new, due to individuating, 65
friendships, sabotaging of, 52
Frisch, Adam, the loss of, in the 2022 election, 101
Fröbe-Kapteyn, Olga, 16, 72, note 33
Frobenius, Leo, Jung's drawing on the work of, 129
Fröhlich, Marie-Sophia, 38, note 28
frontier sciences, 34, 44, 62, 69, note 2
frontier sciences, list of the, 155 & note 24
frontiers of knowledge, the, 75
frugality, 14, 24, 70
frustration, 17, 32, 35, 36, 52
frustration, feelings of, as a sign of the calcinatio archetype, 159
fulfillment, greater sense of, as a benefit of analysis, 189
fulfillment, lack of, 36
Fuller, Buckminster, 10 & note 56
Fuller, Margaret, 34
fullness, feeling of, 12
function, the inferior, as least accessible, 187
function, the need to avoid identifying with one, causing loss of balance, 88
function, the purposive nature of any, 157, 184, 187
functioning, levels of, 41
functions, over-development of the, 113
functions, the four, descriptions of, 139, 187
functions, the four, descriptions of, 187
fundamental questions, examples of, 149
fundamentalism, Jung's definition of, 166
fundamentalisms, the clash of, 76
fundamentalists, religious, as common in the Muslim world and American South, 166
fundamentalists, the, impact of, 53, 59
Furies, the internal, 57
futilities, our fixation on, 158
future, Americans' infatuation with the, 177, 186
future, believing in a better, as indispensable, 124, 149, 152, 171, 177
future, the, advances in, 31, 35, 43, 49, 53, 62, 67, 82, 84, 99, 104