But We Must Not Forget That Only

Colors Express The Main Psychic Functions Of Man.

Only In Our Creative Acts Do We Step Forth Into The Light And See Ourselves Whole And Complete.

We Should Not Pretend To Understand The World Only By The Intellect; We Apprehend It Just As Much By Feeling. Therefore, The Judgment Of The Intellect Is, At Best, Only The Half Of Truth, And Must, If It Be Honest, Also Come To An Understanding Of Its Inadequacy.

The Conscious Mind Allows Itself To Be Trained Like A Parrot, But The Unconscious Does Not — Which Is Why St. Augustine Thanked God For Not Making Him Responsible For His Dreams.

All The Most Powerful Ideas In History Go Back To Archetypes.