Jung’s The Red Book Reading Notes (31): The Way of the Cross—How the Black Serpent Is Transformed through Bearing

Jung’s The Red Book Reading Notes (30): The Gift of Magic—Why Power Costs Solace

Jung’s The Red Book Reading Notes (29): The Three Prophecies—War, Magic and Religion Arrive Together

Jung’s The Red Book Reading Notes (28): Nox Quarta—Self-Mockery and Passages between Opposites

Jung’s The Red Book Reading Notes (25): Divine Folly—When Thought Must Return to Simple Life

Jung’s The Red Book Reading Notes (24): The Sacrificial Murder—From Knowing Atrocity to Bearing Responsibility

Jung’s The Red Book Reading Notes (23): Hell—The Inescapable Shadow after Radiance

Jung’s The Red Book Reading Notes (22): The Opening of the Egg—The Rebirth of Izdubar and the Cost of Radiance

Jung’s The Red Book Reading Notes (26): Nox Secunda—A Descent through the Kitchen, the Dead and the Madhouse

Jung’s The Red Book Reading Notes (15): The Anchorite—Unlearning Language, Meaning, and the Inner Life in Solitude