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Page 112
Refreshments of all kinds were given away in the stations , everyone refused
payment , and the people seemed in a peculiar kind of ecstasy . He said the
whole thing struck him as a kind of feast of love ! It was impressive , and he was
still ...
Refreshments of all kinds were given away in the stations , everyone refused
payment , and the people seemed in a peculiar kind of ecstasy . He said the
whole thing struck him as a kind of feast of love ! It was impressive , and he was
still ...
Page 117
Elijah seemed toʻJung the most reasonable and intelligent of the three . This trio
was with him for some time and gradually the figure of Philemon developed from
Elijah . ( We will return later to Philemon , the most important figure in all Jung ...
Elijah seemed toʻJung the most reasonable and intelligent of the three . This trio
was with him for some time and gradually the figure of Philemon developed from
Elijah . ( We will return later to Philemon , the most important figure in all Jung ...
Page 180
Jung described the dusty , crowded streets outside , and said that this vast hall
seemed like entering the Court of Heaven , as if it were heaven itself . He had the
impression of perfected concentration and of being accepted in the immense void
...
Jung described the dusty , crowded streets outside , and said that this vast hall
seemed like entering the Court of Heaven , as if it were heaven itself . He had the
impression of perfected concentration and of being accepted in the immense void
...
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Contents
Preface | 7 |
Early Impressions 18751886 | 19 |
The Basel Gymnasium 18861895 | 39 |
Copyright | |
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