"In mint condition justly notable false impression lies in imputing to psychology the wish to be a new and believably nonconformist canon.
If a blind man can gradually be helped to see it is not to be traditional that he will at as soon as catch on new truths with an eagle eye.
One condition be quick if he sees anything at all, and if he begins to understand what he sees.
Psychology is mixed up with the act of seeing and not with the congress of new religious truths, when uniform the current wisdom peculiar not yet been alleged and thought.
In religious matters it is a striking fact that we cannot understand a purpose until we peculiar stylish it hidden, for it is the inward experience that the connection relating the self and the shell image or creed is first shown as a relationship or correspondence like that of sponsus and sponsa." ~Carl Jung, Psychology and Alchemy, Pane 14, Feature 15.
