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We were supposed to follow in Jung's footsteps, but only a handful knew how.
Any idiot can have too much caffeine and stress or do drugs or whatever and have some sort of unverified personal gnosis. There are probably too many such people.
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He was able to intuit many features of the Nag Hammadi library before it was discovered just by studying alchemy. The continuity between the Hellenistic world and our own isn't as clear as it's normally portrayed. Even if the Red Book sounds crazy, it's worth studying.
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That power of intuition is not common, and if any of the predictions he lays out in Aion are true, those contradictions may need to be resolved earlier than we think if we want to remain Christians.
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Having an unverifiable personal gnosis is good for people.
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Have you read much Jung?
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I've read Portable Jung, Seven Sermons to the Dead, and some of his red book. Why?
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