immanence

Carl Jung called immanence "the deep truth." This blog explores a Jungian view of immanence: the divine within.

Carl Jung: Jerusalem and the Self

“The self, enthroned in the place of the middle, and referred to in Revelation as the beloved city (Jerusalem, the centre of the earth).” (Carl Jung, CW 9I, para. 256)

William Blake  (1757–1827), Christ’s Entry into Jerusalem- date unknown. Glasgow Museums Collection.

William Blake (1757–1827), Christ’s Entry into Jerusalem- date unknown. Glasgow Museums Collection.

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About Jenna Lilla PhD

Explorer of the divine within self, other & world. Interests in Jungian analysis, dreams, imagination. Blogger on Carl Jung & immanence.

One Comment on “Carl Jung: Jerusalem and the Self

  1. Maxwell Purrington
    February 14, 2013

    I greatly appreciate the consistently high quality of the posts contained within this sight. Thank you for your efforts.

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