Altruistic World Online Library • View topic - The Red Book: Liber Novus, by C.G. Jung

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Pages of the Red Book display Jung's calligraphy and paintings. I have long admired Carl G. Jung (1875-1961) for his intellectual heroism and explorations of the human psyche. My fascination with alchemy and astrology is fueled by his writings, my love of myth and folklore by his insights, and my worldview of archetypes and the collective unconscious infused by his understanding of them. I owe him a lot. So I ~ along with millions of others worldwide ~ am tantalized by the upcoming…

Coming from a spiritually-informed holistic worldview, I entertain the possibility that we as humanity – or some deeper part of ourselves, whether conscious or not – have dreamed this moment into existence as a catalyst for our collective evolution.

Magic Transistor — Carl G. Jung. Red Book (Liber Novus). 1914-1930....

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Carl Jung was quite the artist. We've picked out a few of his most beautiful illustrations from the mysterious Red Book, his shamanic record.