race of men, the extermination of the, Jung's warning of, 182
races, no real differences between the, 38
racial and ethnic prejudice, 10
racial boundaries, the dissolution of, as an Aquarian interest, 82
racial complexes, Jung's thoughts on, 38
racial minorities, as leading a shift in attitude, 147
racial profiling, 10
racism, 31, 38
racism, inculcating in children, 22
racism, of the patriarchy, 58
racism, opportunities for whites to recognize our, 126, 145 & note 32; 147
racists, shock of, 38
radical approaches, in leap-frogging, 148
rage, as a defense, 37, note 50; 52
rage, the collective aspects of, due to our patriarchal global culture, 173
Ranade, Sraddhalu, of the Sri Aurobindo Ashram, 160
randomness, implications of, 156
rank, Jung's lack of use for, 146
rape, as a crime of referred anger, 173
rapport, development of, between analyst and analysand, 57, 89
rapture, the belief in the, at the end of the world, 59
rare earth elements, the environmental destruction in the mining of, 60
rat race, opting out of the, 179
rathumia, as the frivolity or sloth corrupting the soul, 123
rational attitude, the, 11
rational criticism, as important to Jung, 130, 144
Rational Economic Man, economists’ idea of, 44, 114 & note 60
Rational Economic Man, the myth of, 127, 156
rational functions, association of, with judging, 139
rational intentions, 11
rational judgment, life subordinated to, 139
rational man, the pervasive influence of the myth of, 127
rational mind, the inability of the, to figure out solutions to major problems, 154
rational mind, the non-role of, 6, 33, 42, 49, 64, 103
rational minds, as weak reeds confronting major life problems, 103
rational talk, as too flat to effect healing, 91
rational types, characteristics of, 139
rational, and irrational numbers, mathematicians' handling of, 129
rationalism, 7, note 33; 11, 34, 50, 63, 66, 81, 82, 94, 104
rationalism, the destructive nature of, in health care, 143, 144, 149, 150, 160, 162, 164
rationalist approach, example of, 11, note 55
rationalist worldview, the, 61
rationalistic doing as an evil, 32
rationalistic hubris, 11
rationalistic prejudices, contradictions to our, 106
rationalistic walls, getting free of, 104
rationalists, defined, 30
rationalists, the I Ching as not for them, 176
rationality, 11, 28, 30, 35, 43, 52, 104, 107, 113, 114
rationality, the bias to, 127 & note 13; 139, 142, 143, 154, 181
rationalization, as a defensive strategy, 54
rationalizations, as cosmic vanity, 147
rationalizing intellectuals, as dangerous, 11
Rauschenbach, Emma, wealth of, 9, note 22
Reagan, Ronald, 8, note 7
real change, as change that transforms reality at a fundamental level, 59
real life, a task to be fulfilled in, 161
real life, as without, 61
real man, Jung's description of the, 113
real man, the doctor's concern for the, 60
real man, the, the importance of, 150
Real Power, 55
real problem, the, as naming the fear, 53
real world, the absence of an image of the, 160
real, the psyche as, 156
real, the, as what works, 127
real, the, Jung's definition of, 127, 171
realism, 22, 43, 62
realism, grounded, as a feature of the senex, 163
realities, increasingly different, 50, 53
realities, the new emerging, 152
reality, alienation from, in living provisionally, 141
reality, aspects of, as larger than us, 150
reality, beliefs about, the early formation of, 188
reality, changing of, 3, 5, 12, 16, 21, 28, note 13; 30, 33, 36, 37, 40, 44, 51, 52, 54, 59-61, 67, 70, 84, 99, 105, 114, 120
reality, living out of touch with, consequences of, 130
reality, neurosis causing a falsification of, 127
reality, our current, as a time of testing, 160
reality, resacralizing, 160
reality, statements about, as varied, 130
reality, the creation of, 155
reality, the cyclical nature of, 143
reality, the dual ground of, 160
reality, the faulty attitude toward, in the analysand, 162
reality, the functions of, 127
reality, the growth of, depending on where attention goes, 183
reality, the implications of being out of touch with, 171
reality, the loss of, provoked by fear, 127
reality, the need to give libido to, 127
reality, the neurotic's disturbed relation to, 127
reality, the opportunity to expand our vision of, in the UFO phenomena, 164
reality, the psyche transforming, 127
reality, the puer's fresh take on, 163
reality, the soul's ability to keep us in touch with, 123
reality, the stark view of, by Arabic speakers, 166
realization, waves of, 41
reason, 11, 31, 125, 127, 156, note 19
reason, limitation of, 6, 11, 12, 17, 28, 30, 31,35, 68, 88, 104, 110, 113, 119
reason, the capacity to, as an emergent property, 156, note 19
reasoning, as soul-deadening, 81
rebellion, humans' power of, 134
rebelliousness, of the trickster, as alluring to young people, 58
rebirth, 5, 7, note 7; 52
Recession, the Great, impact of, 104, note 126
reconciliation, commitment to being a force for, 175
Reconstruction, the failure of, 145
recovery, the disadvantage of, 52
recreation, the varieties of, 163
rectification, as the aim of compensation, 162
reculer pour mieux sauter, 43
recuperation, as an opportunity, 24
recurring pattern, the noticing of a, as a key step in change, 188
recycling, the need for, 60
Red Book, the facsimile edition of, Jung's mandalas in the, 121, note 50; 129, 138, 167, 168, 178
Red Book, the, 42, 69-72, 91, note 52; 102, 119
red flag, spotting a, 20
Red Indians, as Jung’s term for the native and indigenous peoples of North America, 184, note 78
redeeming symbol, our need to watch for the, 168
redeeming symbol, the, 35
redemption of the unconscious, by translation, 99
redemption, 3, 4, 23, 37, 83
redemptive violence, the myth of, 10
redistribution, hatred of the concept, 127
redlining, as karmic, 145
reduced adaptation, 127
reductionism, 7, note 33
reductionism, definition of, 144, 156
reductive causalism, Jung’s definition of, 44, 96
reductive interpretation, as a humility in criticism, 52
reductive method, as pessimistic,, 91, 96
reductive-causal method, the, 52
reference works, the proper place of, 190
referendum, the crucial factor in, 37
refiner's fire, the calcinatio as the, 83, 103
reflection, 12, 40, 43, 76, 92, 93, 98
reflection, as possible with the individual, 125, 138, 167, 187, 188
reflective instinct, Jung's description of the, 138
reflexio, Jung's definition of, 138, 187
reflexology, 62
Reformation, the time of, 155, 172, 180
regression, 192
regression, as a necessary phase of development, 143, 144, 169, 177, 178
regression, transformation of, 5, 31, 41, 43, 53, 108-110
regressions, dangers of, 31, 57
regressive development, cause of, 52
regrouping, signs of, in our contemporary culture, 43
regulatory capture, defined, 60, note 67
Reh, Valerie, diagnosis of, of Jung’s character based on numerology, 176
reiki, healing techniques of, 155
reincarnation, 34, 62 & note 17
Reinhardt, Uwe, 143, note 128
rejection, 53
relatedness, the capacity for, as eros, 53
relationship with people, as joyful, 52
relationship, problems with, as a non-rational task, 154
relationships, shift in, 36
relative truth, benefits of, 130
relativism and pluralism, ours as an age of, 119
relativism, definition of, 80
relaxation, Jane’s advice for, 47
relearning, endless, as a feature of psychotherapy, 89
release, a sense of, in the impact of an archetype, 168
relegio, the derivation of, Jung's debate about the, 138, 158
reliability, the degree of, in a message, related to entropy, 157
reliable, the senex as, 163
religere, definition of, 44
religio, Jung's definition of, 119
religio, the importance of, as the innate impulse for reflection, 130, 138, 142
religion, 7, 8, 21, 28, 29, 31, 34, 36, 42-44, 63, 81, 87, 96, 100, 109, 111, 114, 115, 117, note 20; 119
religion, as a hindrance, 158
religion, as a psychological attitude, 138
religion, as a spontaneous expression of a psychological condition, 138
religion, as a supraordinate idea, years ago, 131
religion, as a useful form of mental hygiene, 138
religion, as an attitude, 158
religion, as an illusion, to Freud, 158, 180
religion, as an important feature of culture, 138
religion, as an impulse living in everyone, 180
religion, as an instinct in all humans, 138
religion, Cicero's description of the role of, 138
religion, containment in, Edinger's definition of, 158 & note 37; 179
religion, conversations about, as fraught, with Jung and his father, 180
religion, dictionary definitions of, 158
religion, distinction of, from creed, 180
religion, Joachim's three ages of, 142
religion, Jung on, 158
religion, Jung's attitude toward, 180
religion, Jung's definitions of, 138, 142, 158
religion, Jung's distinction of, from creed, 138
religion, Jung's problems with, 138
religion, Jung's sense of, as a peculiar attitude of mind, 125
religion, Jung's sharp distinction of, from spirituality, 142
religion, Jung's understanding of, as a living relationship with an extramundane point of reference, 138
religion, new form of, as emerging, 169
religion, the alpha and omega of, as the subjective individual experience, 138
religion, the decline of, consequences of, 138
religion, the dismissal of, in materialism, 156
religion, the etymology of, 138
religion, the evolution of a new form of, 165 & note 39
religion, the failure of, to deliver an apologetic suited to the spirit of the age, 138
religion, the four temptations of, list of, 170, note 17
religion, the importance of, 138
religion, the negative reaction to the word, 138
religion, the study of the comparative history of, 125
religion, the temptations of, 165, note 30
religion, the understanding of, as difficult, 138
religion, the understanding of, as difficult, due to materialism, 138
religion, the wars of, state churches as legacies of the, 138, note 69
religion, true, as experiencing the Divine, 138
religion, useful features of, 138
religions, as psychotherapeutic systems, 138
religions, as the healing systems for the ills of the soul, 123
religions, fostering personal growth, 138
religions, Jung's examples of, 138
religions, loss of the healing power of, 123
religions, new, prophets of, 164
religions, organized, need of, for change, 7, 42, 79, 87, 94, 97, 99, 108, 117, 119
religions, recognition of karma in all, 145
religions, the ancient hatreds of, 166
religions, the great, as anemic, 149
religions, the numinosity of the powerful symbols of, as seductive, 130
religions, the rise of new, 155
religiosity, as an American trait, 8
religious attitude, Jung's definition of, 99, 111
religious attitude, the internalization of, 138
religious certainty, the highest degree of, provided by paradox, 114
religious community, the, as a meaningless phrase for Jung, 81
religious devotion, implications of, 81
religious dogmas, 11, 87
religious experience, as unfamiliar to most people, 138, 142
religious experience, varieties of, 64
religious expression, the new form of, 63
religious figures, as divisive, 137
religious forms, as obsolete, 137
religious function, the lack of a, causing suffering, 94
religious functioning, the, as unprejudiced, 42
religious groups, succumbing of, to materialism, 36
religious history, personal, as subjective, 81
religious ideas, the thrilling power of, 64
religious impulse, as resting on an instinctive basis, 138, 158, 180
religious impulse, the, 33, 114
religious instinct, as the most important, 138, 150
religious instinct, the, 7, 33, 109, 111
religious leaders, Jung's criticism of, 35, 37, 88
religious leanings, the sacrifice of, out of fear, 127
religious life, the decline of, fostering more neuroses, 138
religious man, the attitude of, toward God, 142
religious mentors, the unconsciousness of, 137
religious myth, need for a new, 63
religious myth, the achievement of, as significant and protective, 138
religious orthodoxy, one's stance on, as determinative re. heresy, 180
religious outlook on life, the definition of, 119
religious outlook, regaining a, 158, 189
religious phenomenology, Jung as a student of, 136
religious problem, as now a serious matter, 160
religious questions, as psychological questions, to Jung, 111
religious realities, Jung's experience of, as his foundation, 180 & note 51
religious sense, the need of mature people to recover a, 158
Religious Society of Friends, the (Quakers), the social activism of, 187
religious stance, the other authority of, 138
religious symbols, the numinosity of, 33
religious tenets, people estranged from the old, 142
religious traditions, the old, as naïve, 94
religious training, the low level of, 137
religious truths, as now hollow, 119, 130
religious wars, decades of, 144 & note 14; 158, note 21; 165, 172, note 2
remorse, lack of, by American colonists, for their destructions, 145
remote viewing, explanation of, 61
Renaissance, the horizontal focus of the, 144 & note 8
renewal, a surge of, in the rubedo phase, 83
renewal, source of, as primitive contents of the unconscious, 126, 163
renewal, the Self seeking our, 59
rentier economy, definition of, 166, note 12
reorientation phase, in developing trust in the Self, 121
reorientations, as sparking reactivations, 31
reparations, as a challenge of our time, 145
reparative process, specific examples of, 145
reparenting, the possibility of, 57
re-perception, as a mental challenge, 17
repetition compulsion, 15
repetition compulsion, as the psyche's incentive for us to wise up, 188
repetition, importance of, 22, 57, 91
repressed contents, Jung’s list of, 174
repressed material, impact of, 28
repressed sexuality, as the focus of Freudian analysis, 119
repression, 2, 9, 51, 53, 92, 95, 113
repression, the consequences of, 128, 147, 162, 165, 179, 184, 189
repressions, as problematic, 95, 109
reptilian brain, the, 13
Republican Party, the, 8, 50, 101
republicanism, 8
reputation mining, definition of, 58, note 102
res simplex, 21
research, as subjective and personal, 85
resentment, 6
resentment, as a feature of cosmic vanity, 147
resignation, as compensation for a defiant will to power, 162
resilience, psychological, as increased via laughter, 67
resistance, 3, 15, note 49; 33, 41, 84, 110
resistance, the need to recognize, 124, 153
resistances, overcoming of, 17
resolution, 16
resolution, as the tertium non datur, 126
resonators, definition of, 92
resourcefulness, as sparked in leap-frogging, 148
resources, 49, 92
resources, the most valuable as intangibles, 179
respect for oneself, as a legitimate need, 173
response, as a feature of transformative change, 148
responsibility, abdicating, 36, 40, 49, 83, 117
responsibility, assuming for oneself, 178
restlessness, 15, 105, 107
restoration, sources for, 108
restoration, the meaning of, in psychiatry, 144
results, development of, only through experiment, 87
retaliation, violent, fear of, the, 52
retardation, as a feature of neurosis, 110
Retarding Lead, the Law of the, 3, 102, 147, note 52
revaluations, 31
revealed truth, Jung's recognition of the hollowness of, 130
revelation, as a principle of olden times, 130
Revelation, Book of, 11, 59
revelation, Jung's dismissal of, as a valid basis for determining truth, 130
revelation, new, the timing of a, 82, 99
Revelation, the Book, the prediction of the, 137
revelations, as a feature of our time, 152, 182
revelations, as a reminder of a powerful inner force, 119
revelations, openness to, 35
revenants, parental spirits, as the father/mother complex, 140
Revisioning Science, 11, note 70
revolution, talk of, 31
rewards, 3
Rhea, wife of Kronos, 52
Rhine, J. B., Jung’s 14 year long correspondence with, 176
Rhine, J.B., 34, 62, 70 & note 141; 86, 106 & note 16
Richards, M.C., quote of, 40
Riesman, David, quote of, 146, 148
right thought, thinking the, Jung's definition of, 99
right/wrong, as dependent on circumstances, 103
rigidities, discouragement of, in old age, 47
rigidities, of organizations, Jung's fear of, 146, 159
rigidity, of thinking, 52
rigidity, options for growth foreclosed by, 134
Rilke, Rainier Maria, quoted, 178
ring, as a symbol, 5, 14
riot, condoning of a seditious, 37
risk aversion, fostered by rationalism, 104
risk of retaliation, fear of, 52
risk, the fulfilling life as full of, 94
risk-taking, fear of, 52, 104
rites, 7
ritual, the power of, Jung's use of, in building a fire, 181
rituals, 7, 9
rivalry, marring family relationships by, 52
Roberts, Jane, 34
robosigning, 27, note 25
Rock, Robert, 16
Rockefeller Foundation, sponsorship of Flexner's work, 115, note 22
Rockefeller, John D., 69
Roe v. Wade, 37, note 40
Rogers, Carl, 34
roles in the outer world, the value of, 154
roles, inauthentic, 65
Roman Catholic Church, 7, note 21; 16, 36, 81, note 143
Roman Catholic Church, change of doctrine of, 132, 142, 158
Roman Catholic priests, sexual abuse of minors by, 165, note 17
Roman Catholic, as the state church in France, Italy, Spain and Portugal, 138, note 69
romances, sabotaging of, 52
romantic relationships, messed up by parental complexes, 52
Rome, Jung's comparison of, with our modern situation, 117
Rome, the dating of the fall of, 144, note 4; 149, notes 13 & 19
Roosevelt, Franklin, struggles of, with the southern wing of his party, 145
Roosevelt, Teddy, the laugh of, 126
Roosevelt, Theodore, 8, 27, 38
Root, Elihu, 8
rooted prejudice, the, due to our superstitious fear, 52
rootedness, 16
rootedness, retrieving a sense of, 150, 151, 177
rootless intellectualism, as a feature of the 20th century, 164
rootless intellectualism, science encouraging of, 150, 164
rootless intellectualisms, as the greatest psychic danger, 120
rootlessness, as a psychic danger, 84
rootlessness, causes of, 44
rootlessness, impact of, making us ungrounded, 104
rootlessness, the dangers of, 143, 181
roots, transcendent, 11, 22, 31, 104, 108, 113
Rosenbaum, Vladimir, betrayal of, by Jung, 72
Rosicrucians, the, 34, 95
Ross, Patrick, the helpful comments of, 186, note 1
rotating movement, significance of, 42
Rousseau, Jean-Jacques, back to nature method of, 68, 104
R's, the 4: repairing, recycling, reusing, reconditioning, 60, note 9; 104, note 38
R's, the four, list of, 104, note 38
rubedo, definition of, 83
rubedo, the phase of alchemy, 18, note 23; 83
Rubik, Beverly, 34 & note 80
Rubik, Beverly, quoted, 155
Rudhyar, Dane, astrological work of, 186
Rudhyar, Dane, astrology study of, 112
rugged individualism, solidarity thwarted by our, 186
rule of 3, the: three minutes without air; three days without water; three weeks without food, 77
rumor, Jung's frequent use of, in referring to UFOs, 164, note 66
Rumsfeld, Donald, quote of, 11, note 55
Rush, Benjamin, the warning of, about national crimes, 171 & note 17
Ruskin, John, 33, 64
Russell, Bertrand, 28, note 15; 80
Russell, Stuart, 68, note 47
Russia, one-sided educational system of, 66
Russian Revolution, the, 44
Ryan, Miranda, 86
Rychner, Max, Jung's reply to, praising Faust, 169
Ryochi, as the God within us, 121