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The Red Book: A Reader's Edition: A Reader's Edition | C. G. Jung

I‘m not sure I entirely agree with this assessment, but this is where we are. Blue was also strong.

Red reader - the Passionate Adventurer

Thanks @TheLudicReader for the link 🔗

https://www.readyourcolor.com/

Jari-chan I got my favourite colour - purple 💜 and it really fits! 3w

TheLudicReader Thanks for taking part! 3w

Ruthiella I think red might be the thriller/mystery element. But for sure, there‘s a lot more that goes into why we read what we read. (edited) 3w

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5feet.of.fury I really thought I would get red 😂 I was explaining to a friend (who I otherwise have alot of overlap with for reading preferences) that I can‘t read cozies. High stakes or nothing. But I got orange 3w

Susanita @Ruthiella I think that‘s definitely part of it. @5feet.of.fury I don‘t mind cozies but can‘t read them all the time. 3w

dabbe 🎯♥️🎯! 3w

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Labyrinths: Emma Jung, Her Marriage to Carl, and the Early Years of Psychoanalysis | Catrine Clay

https://www.etsy.com/listing/1672763881/labyrinth-book-sleeve-padded-book?click_...

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Ddzmini

Portable Jung | Carl Gustav Jung

Just a little quote from the man … C. G. Jung 🥰🥰🥰📖

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SonjaBolon

Carl Jung: Wounded Healer of the Soul | Claire Dunne

Claire Dunne seamlessly curates these very personal accounts of Jung‘s life using letters to people who mattered to him at various times in his life and letters by others expressing their feelings about him and his thoughts. If you are not totally familiar with Carl Jung‘s work, it serves as a great introduction and you will enjoy this deep dive into what moved him to develop various theories and how he came about them throughout his life.

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Synchronicity: An Acausal Connecting Principle | C. G. Jung

Thank you Elizabeth- this is so perfect - and as usual will share TMI with my liitsy fam 🧡 With Fall i soak my legs almost every day to reduce pain- and am thinking I don‘t want my phone to take notes on while i think, i need to grab a notepad- And then later that day Friday I think- This arrived- And my bathroom is Forest/Mushroom/Fairy themed! Now my mushroom notepad is exactly right and a total glimmer 💛🧡💛

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StaceGhost Love this synchronicity ❤️✨ 2y

mabell Oh I love that! I‘m so glad!! 🍄❤️ 2y

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Mybookcafelife

Dreams | Carl Gustav Jung

A little late, but these are some of the books I received this holiday. What were your bookish gifts? Have you read any of these yet?

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JohnLAndBenji

Jung's Map of the Soul: An Introduction | Murray Stein

One of my friends recommended Jung the psychologist a while back, so I got it on sale, and look forward to reading it.

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Ddzmini

The Portable Jung | Joseph Campbell

Just enjoying the evening with a couple of good books and my Anniversary partner Aaron reading city of bones and the tagged book for a little fun and that view keeps distracting me 🤣🤗🌊📖

erzascarletbookgasm Lovely! 3y

Ddzmini @erzascarletbookgasm it is and I know I‘m so lucky 🤗😊 3y

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NatalieR

The Archetypes and the Collective Unconscious | C.G. Jung

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I like Carl Jung‘s work and find him quite intriguing. Unfortunately, I had a hard time staying engaged with this book. There were aspects that were interesting, but it was mostly pretty complex for my taste. #MountTBR

Suet624 I always feel that way about Jung and yet I‘m always trying to understand. 3y

NatalieR @Suet624 I felt very inadequate when reading this book. Like I should be able to understand the concepts better. I‘m going to keep at it too. I‘m hopeful it will all click someday. 3y

Suet624 Yes, sometimes I‘ve had to read sentences or paragraphs a number of times. It‘s great that you‘re trying to work through it. We have a small Jungian Center here in Vermont. I wonder if you‘d be interested in some of the classes that they offer. https://jungiancenter.org/ 3y

NatalieR @Suet624 Thank you for the reference! What a wonderful center. The classes look interesting. This may be exactly what I need. 🤓☮️ 3y

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