From the Life and Work of C.G. Jung

In this insightful audiobook, Aniela Jaffé delves into C.G. Jung's creative phases, drawing from his personal "Red Book" with permission, and updating her well-known essay on the accusations of National Socialism against him before her passing. The work is complemented by an Epilogue from Sir Laurens van der Post, adding depth to the discussion. Jaffé, a renowned interpreter of Jung's ideas and his former student, reflects on themes such as parapsychology, alchemy, and Jung's later years, contributing to her legacy as a significant figure in analytical psychology.