“I have suffered enough from incomprehension and from the isolation one falls into when one says things that people do not understand.” The chapters about his childhood represent the first time he had ever really thought about those years, and the only reason he revisited them is because he felt compelled to do so for his personal development, in his eighties. Jung was at first resistant to the idea of an autobiography. In Memories, Dreams, Reflections, Carl Jung *, founder of analytical psychology and creator of the concepts of archetypes, synchronicity, and the collective unconscious, analyzes his life as he recounts it. ☀ You can borrow and read Memories, Dreams, Reflections free below.
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