Carl Gustav Jung

we call something “divine,” we have merely given it a name, which may be based on a creed

Man also produces symbols unconsciously and spontaneously, in the form of dreams

we cannot define either the psyche or nature

human consciousness has not yet achieved a reasonable degree of continuity

Consciousness naturally resists anything unconscious and unknown.

where pride is insistent enough, memory prefers to give way.

one must learn to discriminate carefully between intentional and unintentional contents of the mind.