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Jung’s Red Book

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In his late 30s, Jung started writing a book called The Red Book. The Red Book is part journal, part mythological novel that takes the reader through Jung’s fantasies — hallucinations he self-induced to try and get to the core of his unconscious. And as a theorist, he wanted to document his 16-year journey, so he wrote down everything he experienced, saw, and felt.

Read more about it at PsychCentral.

You can pre-order a discounted copy of Jung’s Red Book from Amazon.

I’ve already ordered my copy since I’m very curious to read the innermost thoughts of an INTJ going through his “mid-life crisis”.

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