Going beyond Carl Jung
According
to Carl Jung, the human being has a conscience and an unconscious mind
in the psychic sphere. The latter is divided into the personal and
collective unconscious.
Jung researched the human psychic
sphere through dream interpretation and discovered that the dreamer who
investigates the content of the human psychic sphere will experience
various dreams where he or she sees symbols that are always the same,
even though the details of the images differ. This means that the trip
inside the human psychic sphere has a route that leads to knowledge and
we can follow it. In other words, we have a map of the way into dream
interpretation. Carl Jung stopped his research at a certain point of
his journey into dream interpretation, and he accepted ignorance from
that point on.
I traced his path exactly, passed through the
same points and observed similar images; however, when I arrived at the
point considered as the end of the journey, I started seeing dreams
that encouraged me to further continue the research beyond the point
where Jung had stopped.
Moreover, I saw a dream encouraging me
to disagree with his final conclusion. According to my research, his
final conclusion was incorrect, although the path he discovered into
the psychic sphere (through dream interpretation) was correct.
I
learned how to interpret my dreams better than Jung because I have been
a writer since I was 7 and I have excellent literary talent, due to
which I received many prizes in Sao Paulo, my hometown. My literary
talent helped me to interpret dream symbols better than Jung: I
discovered many symbols in my own literary work, which revealed to me
their real meaning, while Jung could not fully explain what they meant.
Carl Jung speaks about dreams and facts in a vague manner, without
giving a full and concise explanation to his readers.
My
literature is the type that Jung considered directed by the unconscious
mind of the psychic sphere and not by the conscious. He analyzed the
psychological meaning of the work of a few writers whose works had
reflected the influence of the unconscious.
When I was 15
years old I suffered a terrible car accident in which a friend who was
next to me in the car died. I lost my memory and my movements
temporarily. I also lost my faith despite the fact that I was very
religious in my childhood. I became an atheist and was very aggressive
with everyone.
When I recuperated my health and my mental
faculties became as perfect as before, I started writing a strange
romance revolving around a mythological character. It was the story of
a beggar who despised human beings but wanted to bring peace to Earth
and save humanity from poverty and from the invisible war that was
always taking place in the world.
This book was full of
archetypes, which are dream symbols that appear in artistic and
religious manifestations of humanity across all eras and civilizations.
When I learned how to interpret the dream symbols and read this
book again, I understood that it was a treasure trove full of
archetypes that had a very important symbolic meaning. By interpreting
the meaning of the archetypes and other dream symbols in my literary
work, I found answers for questions that Jung could not answer.
One
of them was a dream dreamt by a theologian. I analyzed it in an article
with the title “Dream Meanings—Dream Symbols and Craziness” published
on EzineArticles.com on 07/30/07. A quote from the article is as
follows:
“Jung
even said that the unconscious wastes its symbols with generosity
because he couldn't understand why that theologian saw such an
important dream, with symbols that were clearly very powerful and
meaningful.
I thought that he would interpret this strange and
impressive dream in the end of his comments, but he never did it. Many
times, Jung didn’t interpret the dreams he showed in his books, and he
only interpreted some symbols or none at all, but he could perceive
that they were meaningful.
The dream seen by the theologian
was that there was a black magic wise man wearing a white cloak and
there was a white magic wise man wearing a black cloak. They both
needed each other.
The interpretation is based on the symbolic
meaning. A black man shall not be considered bad only because he is
black, of course, but this is the symbolic meaning that is present in
dreams. Similarly, a white man shall not be considered good either,
because usually he is very bad. But in dreams, he has the meaning of a
good man, since the white colour symbolizes good and black, bad. This
is a symbolic definition that is completely beyond racism.
The
interpretation is that the black magic wise man signifies our
conscience, which is considered good because it wears a white cloak,
although it is actually bad because it is black. The white magic wise
man is the unconscious that produces the dreams, which is considered
bad since he wears a black cloak because psychiatrists and
psychologists believe that craziness comes from that side of human
psychic sphere, while craziness actually comes from our conscience, not
from the wise and saintly unconscious mind that produces the dreams, as
Jung thought. Continuing his research, I could clearly see that
craziness comes from the wild side of the human conscience, which is
completely selfish, and not from the unconscious mind, which has a
saintly nature.
The black magic wise man and the white magic
wise man needed one another because the black (bad) human conscience
needs the orientation of the white (good) unconscious, but the saintly
unconscious mind also depends on the obedience of the bad black human
conscience to its wise directions, otherwise it has no power to cure
the human being from craziness”.
The
interpretation of this dream was decisive for me, because this way I
understood that I could completely trust the unconscious, instead of
being afraid that it could bring me craziness. I understood that
craziness comes only from the wild side of the human conscience, while
the unconscious works like a doctor, trying to prevent the invasion of
the crazy content which exists in the wild side of the human conscience
into the human side.
This comprehension was basic. From that
point onwards, I followed my own method, obeying the directions I was
receiving from the unconscious mind in my dreams and through various
signs in my daily life. I understood that I should interpret reality in
the same way that we interpret dreams. This way we can have more
information about reality in terms of where we are, about ourselves,
other people and the future.
My path was very arduous and
dangerous. Jung warned his readers many times that the journey inside
the human psychic sphere through dream interpretation is dangerous
because the person comes near the neglected content of the psychic
sphere.
Neurosis, Hysteria, Psychosis and Schizophrenia
For
Jung, the content in the human psychic sphere was a mystery and he was
afraid to research further. He was absolutely right, because beyond the
point he stopped, craziness awaits its victims!
I knew it was
very dangerous because my beloved friend Arnold, who had studied Jung’s
psychology, became psychotic and after undergoing electroshock therapy
and 5 years of psychotherapy with a psychiatrist using heavy
medication, he committed suicide.
He was one of my best
friends. I had a gang of friends in my adolescent years. Arnold seemed
to be one of the most balanced people in our group. His craziness was a
big and unexpected shock!
My father was schizophrenic since my
birth, but with me he was extremely kind because I resembled him and I
was intelligent. Upon observing his behavior, I could deeply understand
schizophrenia. He was an actor who could work and appear perfectly
normal, whereas in reality he was totally absurd, cruel and tyrannical
with my mother and his employees.
The observation of the
strange behavior of my beloved uncle Leonid, who was a Greek consul in
Sweden and became hysterical after losing his job due to certain
mistakes, was also a decisive point in my path. I could predict that he
would become completely crazy some day from the first day I met him. He
lived in his own world, indulging in his fantasies. He could only
succeed in life and avoid craziness if he became an artist, but all his
attempts to be an artist were poor because he didn't have any talent
when he tried to paint and write poetry, only a little talent in
singing and playing the guitar.
He seemed absurd for trying to
be an artist without having any talent, to my eyes. His paintings
lacked talent. His poems too didn't have any literary content and he
was the only one who could understand them. However, he insisted on
painting and he loved to read his poems to me. He liked my poetry very
much. I was talented and had already received many prizes in
literature.
My experiences with craziness were totally
different from the experiences of the cold psychiatrists who don’t feel
an attachment to crazy patients. My feelings for the person affected by
craziness made me want to help them fight against this invincible
disease.
About craziness
What is craziness? Why does it exist? How can we eliminate this horror?
I
never imagined that I would be the one to find the answer to these
questions some day. However, by continuing the research Carl Jung
abandoned, I had to face schizophrenia. This way I discovered what
exists in the unknown region of the human psychic sphere and causes
craziness in the human conscience.
Craziness is an inborn
characteristic in the human psychic sphere. Jung declared this truth
after examining the speech and themes about which crazy patients talked
when they had a serious psychological problem. He noticed that they
talked about things they had never seen and places they didn't know.
Whatever they talked about was innate in their psyche and came to the
conscious surface.
Jung thought that this content belonged to the unconscious mind, because he could not clearly see its characteristics.
However, I deduced that the absurd content belongs not to the unconscious, but to the wild part of the human conscience.
According
to me, the human conscience is divided into 2 parts: the human part and
the wild part. In the wild part of the human conscience, the primitive
conscience exists as it was at the beginning of its formation, without
having passed through the transformation of consciousness. This part of
the human conscience is very violent and cruel. It has no feelings: it
is a true demon. This monster is responsible for the existence of
craziness in the human being.
Craziness is a result of the
disorganized formation of the conscience. This is a tragedy, because
this conscience, which I designate as anti-conscience (anti means
against in Greek), is alive and active in the human conscience. This
conscience functions against the conscience and tries to destroy it in
order to control a person’s behavior, spreading violence, immorality
and terror.
I had to face schizophrenia, when I journeyed
through my psychic sphere. Whoever reaches this point becomes
completely crazy, similar to my friend Arnold.
My uncle Leonid
regained his conscience after some time. But my father cannot be cured.
He is absurd and cruel to this day (he is almost 90 years old).
This
was not the first time I had to experience craziness. After the
terrible car accident I suffered when I was 15, I suffered a neurosis
that dictated me to follow a certain ritual that I believed would
protect me from evil forces. I had become an atheist and I believed
that the ritual would protect me after the accident, since I didn’t
have the comfort of seeking solace from any religion. This was how
everything started.
After some time, I had so many of these
rituals that I got tired of them. I understood that I was neurotic when
I read about neurosis in a magazine. I realized that I had to resist
doing these mindless rituals in order to acquire an imagined
protection; otherwise, I could become crazy like my father. Once the
realization dawned on me that I was suffering from neurosis, I stopped
performing the rituals.
In 1989, when I was 28 years old, the
fight I had against craziness was worse than my first experience. I
could have easily become schizophrenic if I didn't exactly follow the
guidance I was receiving from the wise and saintly unconscious.
Thankfully, I was a good and obedient student; therefore, I was able to
win the battle against schizophrenia and discover what one has to do to
eliminate the monster that exists in all of our psyches.
Everyone
(however developed one’s human conscience may be) has a wild, violent
and cruel conscience that occupies the biggest part of the psychic
sphere. The human conscience is very fragile and scarce. The human
being has to transform the anti-conscience into a positive part of the
conscience.
I had to fight fainting, hallucinations and many
abnormalities in my mind and speech. I can vouch for the fact that it
is humanly impossible to bear the attacks of the anti-conscience once
it asserts its dominance.
We have to prevent craziness before the anti-conscience becomes all-powerful.
Understanding the conscience
The
trip inside the human psychic sphere is not as dangerous as Jung
described it anymore, thanks to my findings. Jung concluded that the
unconscious is a good counselor for the human being but he had to take
his decisions based on his conscience. He also said that he should not
investigate the content of his psychic sphere unless he felt the need.
I
concluded that the human conscience is totally absurd since it is
constantly invaded by the anti-conscience and directed by the person’s
ego. The anti-conscience is primitive and absurd, but it is not
idiotic: on the contrary, it is very clever and powerful. This is why
it attacks the human conscience and tries to invade it. After invasion,
the anti-conscience attacks the conscience through craziness, destroys
it and controls the person’s behavior.
The process that starts
with an unexplainable depression and ends in suicide is always the
same. Neurosis is the first manifestation of schizophrenia in the human
being’s mind and behavior.
I am of the opinion that human
beings should investigate the content of their psychic sphere from the
first days of their adolescence or even before that, so that they may
prevent depression, craziness and suicidal tendencies and also develop
all their capacities to become more intelligent, balanced and wise.
This
is the only way we can eliminate terror and violence on Earth and
create a population of balanced individuals that will respect and care
for each other. This is the only way we can eliminate immorality,
hypocrisy and futility and stop being indifferent to the absurdity of
our world and our lives in a place where we are afraid of our own
shadow.
Helping others
After winning
the battle against schizophrenia, I started to help and cure many
people around me by using the techniques of dream interpretation. My
first case was in 1990, when a friend had agoraphobia (she was afraid
of crowded and closed places) and kept fainting. She stopped working
and stayed home, without knowing what to do. She was trying to overcome
her problem by herself, without admitting she needed psychotherapy.
I
visited her and started interpreting her dreams daily (over the phone)
and giving her advice. Her psychotherapy lasted 8 months. After the
therapy, she started working at her sister’s store and started to drive
her car again and have a normal life. In a few months, she opened her
own store and became normal and successful.
After her, I had
many other patients with more serious diseases. I have been offering my
services free of charge, from the point of view of rendering help,
without any commercial motives. My therapy, depending on the extent to
which a person has been affected, can take between 6 and 8 months.
For
patients with hysteria, psychotherapy takes a longer time to complete,
depending on their level of cooperation with the counselor. Patients
may not agree to relate their dreams. In such cases, the doctor can
receive guidance in his or her own dreams about the patient’s psychic
condition and through signs in his or her daily life that reveal
various aspects of the patient’s disease.
For psychotic and
schizophrenic patients, psychotherapy takes a long time because the
patients don’t cooperate. It takes time for them to face reality and
understand that their mistakes are responsible for their misfortune.
Also, they do not relate their dreams and obey instructions from their
doctor.
However, success in psychotherapy for depressed and
neurotic individuals through dream interpretation is guaranteed if they
precisely follow the unconscious’ directions in their dreams.
My book “Craziness Prevention”
My
studies have included an analysis of human ignorance, the formation of
our planet, the appearance of life, animals and human behaviour, and
the development of several civilizations in our world. The works of the
biologist Konrad Lorenz and astronomer Fred Hoyle were decisive in my
research and conclusions. My research is based on conclusions made by
experts across the fields of the social, physical and biological
sciences.
We can easily prevent depression and craziness (and
consequently, suicidal tendencies) through dream interpretation. I have
written an e-book called “Craziness Prevention: Free and Safe
Psychotherapy through Dream Interpretation” and in my e-book I explain
how one can travel into the human psychic sphere and conquer the
anti-conscience without falling into its traps. I relate everything to
Carl Jung’s work in dream interpretation. In my book, I prove that only
Carl Jung has discovered the unique method of dream interpretation.
I
started writing this book in February, 1988, and finally finished it in
April, 2007, after rewriting it many times in Greek, then rewriting it
in English and then publishing it as an e-book on the Internet. It has
taken a long time to bring out my book, but I think it was well worth
the wait.
The idea of God
Carl Jung
considered the unconscious mind as God, but he thought that God was
also evil, because he believed that the wise unconscious was also
responsible for bringing craziness to the human conscience.
After
analyzing the 8 psychological types discovered by Jung, which define
the behavior of each human being, I could only conclude that the human
conscience is completely absurd and the human being should obey the
wise unconscious instead of acting on the instructions of one’s
ignorant, crazy and selfish human conscience. The unconscious is an
organ directed by God, which is nothing but a wiser human conscience.
I
realized the need to understand the nature of this superior conscience
(or God), when I read the papers published during a symposium conducted
in Alpbach in 1968. This symposium was attended by neurologists,
biologists, psychologists and many other scientists.
Konrad
Lorenz revealed in his work (1974) that wild animals would not be able
to survive in a dangerous environment if they had to learn how to
defend themselves from their enemies. They would not have the
opportunity to learn anything since their enemies would kill them
before they could learn to defend themselves.
He explained the
experiment conducted by another biologist, who proved that wild animals
know how to kill their prey from the very first time they do this, even
if they are isolated from other members of their species. This is not a
behavior they learn by watching or experience: it is inherited.
Lorenz
discusses chains and automatic reactions that start working according
to several stimuli in the animal’s environment, which are inherent in
the animal’s learning mechanism.
This is identical to what
happens in the learning mechanism of the human being. This fact leads
us to the conclusion that a superior brain prepares all the existing
behavioral programs in the human being’s and the animal’s cognitive
mechanism.
Lorenz received the Nobel Prize in 1974. His
extraordinary research was the basis for my own research. Thanks to his
book “Behind the Mirror,” I could continue exploring the content of the
human psychic sphere and understand the truth about human nature,
having a scientific base, which helped me relate all my notions and
find the necessary solutions for problems that nobody could explain.
I
discovered that the human being is basically a schizophrenic murderer,
since the biggest part of one’s psychic sphere belongs to the
anti-conscience, which is cruel, without feelings, sadistic and
tyrannical. This conscience is totally evil and evilness is too
powerful, since destruction is easy to cause while construction
requires effort and takes a long time. This is why terror is stronger
than sanctity.
A schizophrenic is able to kill a victim, hide
the cadaver and run to a crowded place in order to be among many
people, so that he or she has an alibi. This behavior is inborn; it
exists from the very first murder because the human being is a murderer
from birth, like all wild animals.
How do we overcome craziness?
The
solution is psychotherapy through dream interpretation. The unconscious
that produces the dreams is a real doctor that can cure everyone from
the craziness inherent in our psychic sphere.
Depression is a
warning that craziness is about to invade or has already destroyed a
big portion of your human conscience. You suffer according to the
mistakes you make in your life, by following your one-sided
psychological type.
Depression can easily be cured through
dream interpretation in its first stages, or cured even when the person
is already neurotic. Neurosis and depression are diseases that can be
cured through dream analysis.
Depression can be a pre-neurosis
symptom; this is why depression and neurosis are closely related.
Neurosis is the next step in the domination of the conscience by the
anti-conscience, after the appearance of depression. Masochism and
self-abuse are prevalent in many people who are mentally affected;
these transform sadness into an absurd self-punishment.
Psychosis and schizophrenia can be cured, but with time.
I
almost cured a psychotic friend by observing her and treating her over
13 years. I am saying “almost” because she continued to be influenced
by others and my suggestions were not as effective as they could have
been. When I met her for the first time, she had the behavior of a
child, although she was almost 40 years old. In the beginning, she was
extremely aggressive with me, but with time, she started accepting me
and became my friend. Her treatment was finally a success. After the
treatment, she became quite normal in many aspects and was able to do
various things without a problem.
I treated a schizophrenic
patient for 7 years. Even though his psychic problem was worse than the
problem of my psychotic friend, I was able to cure him in a shorter
time period because I knew the story of his misfortune. His cure was
partial: schizophrenic patients cannot recuperate their human
conscience; they can only understand the meaning of their actions and
accept their suffering without negativity.
Hysterical patients can easily be cured like neurotics, once we eliminate their fear.
The
point is that if we want to eliminate craziness and terror from our
lives, we have to transform our world completely. Our world is a place
where everyone is afraid and suspicious of each other. All countries
have their soldiers and weapons. Wars are a routine feature.
Our
world works on money. For money, the human being forgets one’s moral
principles, sells one’s body, accepts all kinds of humiliations and
prepares the most poisonous traps for one’s own brothers who are
considered as one’s enemies.
I was attacked many times because
I am not a scientist but a writer who claims that she has discovered
what most psychiatrists and psychologists have tried hard to discover
but were unable to. I was also attacked by the Catholic and Orthodox
Church (where I belong since I was baptized in both Churches) when I
told them that God is very sad and totally disappointed with their
irresponsibility and hypocrisy. They, instead of following the
teachings of their religions diligently, simply behave like any of the
others who are dominated by their anti-conscience. To a lot of
religious people, God unfortunately exists only in theory.
The
human being has distorted the meaning of religions, trying to adapt
them to the selfish philosophy of life. The truth not only has a
scientific side but also social, religious and philosophical sides.
My
work proves that everything we learn in Christianity is true, as well
as everything everyone learns in their own religion. Jesus, Buddha and
Abraham had the same behavior and taught the same things. Each religion
shows the human being aspects of the complex reality that governs us.
Religiosity
is the best therapy against violence and terror. The same God who
created many different animals and plants on our planet, created many
languages and religions in order to transform the ignorant and evil
human being into a humane creature, using many different ways, because
this is a very arduous transformation.
Here is an article
published on EzineArticles.com on 2 July 2007, where I clearly explain
the scientific conclusions that helped me understand the meaning of all
the religions in the world, as well as the meaning of life and death,
combined with the information I had from a series of dream messages.
The Roots of Human Suffering and the Wise Solution
Human
ignorance is so vast that we cannot determine or describe it and the
knowledge humanity has accumulated over the years is not sufficient to
solve our problems. Our world is a place where we suffer very much
because the conditions of life for the biggest part of our population,
and the environmental conditions of our planet after the destruction we
have caused, are extremely unbearable.
Because of the way we
have constructed our world and organized its functionality, we can only
suffer living here. We are certainly too ignorant and unable to manage
our own lives and the world we have created and live in reflects our
incapacity. Recent scientific discoveries clearly reveal the following:
- The human being is too wild and violent because the conscience has not been completely developed.
- Our
planet’s age cannot justify the appearance of life by chance. The
possible combinations essential for the formation of the necessary
molecules that could permit the existence of life should have taken
much more time to develop, if this process happened solely by chance.
- There
is a specific program inherent in the way each animal learns anything,
which manages its movements according to the stimuli of the environment
it receives, which is always active and determines the animal and human
behavior.
- Since the human being is governed by behavioral
programs similar to that of wild animals that kill their prey for food,
and since human behavior is very violent, we have to come to the
conclusion that the human being is wild, even though we would like to
believe that humans are civilized.
- The behavioral
programs that allow each organism to survive in a hostile environment
are inherited and very well programmed to function perfectly from the
beginning of the organism’s life. This can only be explained if we
assume the existence of a very wise brain that would prepare and
organize the functioning of these programs.
- The infinite
variety of animal and vegetable life on our planet is completely
unexplainable. There is no scientific explanation that can justify such
a varied and beautiful plethora of animals and plants, which cannot be
a product of chance. It was undoubtedly created by a genius; otherwise,
we would not have more than one variation for each species. As a matter
of fact, if the organic realm was a product of a disorganized
evolution, the variations in animals and plants would be quite similar
in many aspects, while we cannot even count how many completely
different variations of animals and plants we have on Earth.
- Deciphering
our dreams’ messages according to the scientific method of the
psychiatrist and psychologist Carl Jung, we realize that they are
produced and directed by a genius with saintly characteristics, who is
always trying to help us develop our human conscience and prevent our
anti-conscience from destroying the human part through craziness.
All
these statements indicate that we are very naïve if we imagine that our
conscience was suddenly developed on our own planet.
Darwin’s
theory about selective evolution was already outdated a long time ago
by many scientific discoveries that showed the biologists clearly that
if the organism was not very well prepared to be able to evolve up to a
certain point, then it would never reach that point. Therefore, animal
evolution on our planet was very well programmed, just like everything
else here.
All these statements together mean that our planet
was created and organized by a genius because our wild, evil and
violent character had to be transformed into a human character. We can
deduce that this was the way the genius found for transforming our
conscience, so that the terror resulting from violence and immorality
could be eliminated. The antidote against these horrors is compassion,
comprehension, sincerity and goodness; in other words, everything we
learn in our religious lessons when we are children, regardless of
which religion we belong to.
The human being probably had to
learn what is wild by observing the other wild animals so that one
could realize the inherent wildness in the human being. The
explanations for all the unexplained phenomena probably fit together
and they will finally give us the complete image of the reality we
ignore. This way, we’ll understand why we live here and how to be
happy, instead of suffering so much.
Knowledge and wisdom can
surely cure depression, solving all the problems that had no solution
when we were completely ignorant and couldn't see the obvious truth!”
In
this article, you can see the points where I started. The continuation
is very complicated and will be shown in another scientific report in
which I shall explain how we can cure schizophrenia and psychosis using
the doctors’ dream messages since the patients don’t cooperate and
rarely agree to relate their own dreams.
The basic conclusion
of my long research and impressive discoveries is that the human being
is crazy from birth because the primitive anti-conscience is inherent
in humans, and because the human conscience, which is very sparse and
fragile is absurd too. The human conscience is one-sided as Jung proved
in the two volumes of his work: “The Psychological Types,” 1920.
He
didn't understand the meaning of this discovery completely, but today
we can understand it with all the scientific knowledge of our time: the
human being is crazy and requires guidance. The human being is
basically a demon, who is very far from being balanced and mentally
healthy.
Fortunately, the wise and saintly unconscious that
produces our dreams is directed by God. God is not a myth but one who
really exists, is a saint, and is a superior human conscience, the most
developed human conscience that exists. If we obey the guidance we
receive in our dreams, we can be cured from any psychological or
physical disease without any doubt, just as I was cured from
schizophrenia and just as I cured many people by interpreting their
dreams.
Dream interpretation is like a surgical operation
inside the human psychic sphere. It is indispensable, because we have a
powerful enemy in the biggest part of our conscience—the wild
anti-conscience that causes schizophrenia, psychosis, hysteria and
neurosis to the human conscience by using the person’s ego. The ego is
totally absurd and its desires lead everyone to chaos and despair.
Depression is the comprehension of this conflict. It can be a warning or the beginning of neurosis.
A book for everyone
My
e-book, in which I have condensed years of research, is my contribution
to humanity’s fight against the mental illness that afflicts us.
I
believe that this book should be given by governments entirely free of
charge to all teens so that they will be cured of the craziness they
inherit in their psychic sphere.
Human beings have achieved
significant progress in scientific and economic spheres. Yet the world
has not become a better place to live in, given the violence and the
lack of order. It should be kept in mind that violence in the physical
world has its origins in human minds. All the progress made will be of
no use unless human beings master their minds in order to lead a happy
and peaceful life.
This book is my humble contribution in humanity’s quest for happiness.
Christina Sponias
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- Trip to the Self – Esther Harding – Editions Adinea – Athens 1979
- Analytical Psychology – Carl Jung – Editions Govosti – Athens 1942
- The 8 mortal sins of our civilization – Konrad Lorenz – Editions Thimari – Athens 1979
- The psychology of humor – Sigmund Freud – Editions Library for everyone – Athens 1962
- Physiology – Ann B. McNaugh – Scientific Editions – Athens 1987
- The psychology of the Unconscious – Carl Jung – Editions Library for everyone – Athens 1986
- The archetype of absolutism - Carl Jung – Editions Sofia Atzaka – Athens 1972
- The ten faces of the Universe – Sir Fred Hoyle – Cambridge University – Editions Catoptro – Athens 1977
- The Creation – P.W. Atkins – Oxford University – Editions Catoptro – Athens 1981
- Man and his Symbols – Carl Jung – Editions Arsenidi – Athens 1964
- The religions of the world – Huston Smith – Editions Govosti – Athens 1991