Ego, the Self, the Unconscious, and the Birth of Consciousness in Poetry

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Quote p. 19, Edward F. Edinger, Mysterium Coniunctionis

“On the one hand, the efforts of the ego create the coniunctio but, on the other, fate decides, and the ego is a victim of a decision made ‘over [its] head or in defiance of [its] heart,’ as Jung puts it.”

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Quote p. 19 & 20, Edward F. Edinger, Mysterium Coniunctionis

“Then it was that I first knew my son /
And we two came together as one.
…………………………
Therefore my son was also my father /
…………………………..[and]
I bore the mother who gave me birth.”


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