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579 

INDEX 
abaissement du niveau mental, 420 abstinence, sexual, 109 
Abyssinia, 179 
acausal phenomena, see 
icity 
acceleration, of Vfos, 316 accidents, 450; as omens, 61 Acta Archelai, 369 
Acts of the Apostles, 40, 280, 445 Adam, 296 
Adam's Bridge, 525 Adamski, -,322 
adaptation: diminished, 241; neurosis and, 162; psychological, and projection, 25; psychotherapy and, 549; will to, 161, 169 
adaptedness, 282 
Adler, Alfred, 14, 160, 161, 1641, 
288, 348, 541 
Adler, Gerhard, 557 adultery, 120, 123, 129 aeroplanes, 317 aesthetics, values in, 457 
affect(s): control of, 360; excess of, 458, 459; deviations from instinct as, 360; uncontrolled, 360; wallowing in, 468 
Africa, 66, 136, 152; and Christianity, 89; hysteria in, 19; white and black in, 47 
afterlife, belief in, 328 
aggression, and religion, 343 Ahasuerus, 181 
Ahlenstiel, H., 424n 
airman, as observer, 340 
Akbar the Great, 516 
Alberich, 186 
Albertus Magnus, 458 
alchemy, 331t, 3% 385t, 394, 404 
colours in, 417; Hildegard an< 404; Holy Ghost in, 405; manda in, 326; three plus one motif iJ 
39; water in, 332, 333 
synchron- Alexander the Great, 516 Allah, 192,328 
all-being, non-existent, 139 Allgemeine Arztliche Gesellschal 
fur Psychotherapie, 533, 535, 53j 538 
Alps, 115 
America, 94, 379, 417, 489fj; com 
munism and, 267; conscious ani unconscious in, 49; divorce in 120; Vfos in, 315fj; IndianizatiOl in, 13, 45t, 502, 51Ot; lack of sou in, 490; national spirit of, 512 Negroes in, 46t, 5081; North, Ger manic colonization of, 45; South 497; see also psychology 
American(s): and Europeans, differ ences, 503, 509; Negro comple~ of, 508 
American Indians, 507 Americanization, 91, 493 Amorites, 182 
amplification, 325, 340, 389, 406 Amsterdam, 551 
anabasis, 62 
analysis: a dialectical process, 469; training, 159, 163; see also psychoanalysis 
analyst, sex of, and patient's reac- 
tions, 470 ancestor-spirits, 510 anchorites, 341 
angel(s), 369; guardian, 447; of Rev. 10 : 1, 386 
Angelucci, Orfeo M., 418fj, 430, 431 
583 
A 

biology: knowledge and, 336; and 
man, 2821; and the psyche, 7,17 birds, song of, 288 
Birkhauser, P., 390, PI. 1II 
birth control, see contraception birthplace, indications of, in chil
dren, 510 
Bismarck, Otto Eduard Leopold von, 208 
Bjerre, Poul, 551, 554, 563 
535n, "black, going," 121,5°7,5°9 Blavatsky, Mme. Helena, 86 Bleuler, Eugen, 544n, 563 
blood: Mercurius as, 332; rains of, 319 
Boas, Franz, 45, 503 
body: rediscovery of, 931; and 
	mental- 	psyche/spirit, relation, 94, 4ll 
Boehme,]acob, 338, 389,4°3 
Boer War, 239 
B6hler, Eugen, 324n Bolsheviks/Bolshevism, 87, 88, 320, 
491, 493; and behaviourism, 492; and totalitarianism, 537 
Bombay, 515fJ 
bombings, of cities, 394 
borderline cases, 565 
boredom, 341 
Borgias, the, 425 
boy, in golden clothes, 387 Brahman, 463 
brain: and fantasies, 10; and psyche, 27° 
bread, superessential, 342 "breakthrough," 347 
526; unreflect- breath, as spirit, 72 British Empire, 516 
broadsheets, illustrating Ufos, 4011, 
PIs. v, VI 
Brocken, spectre of, 385 
Buchenwald, 196 
Briiel, 0., 551, 554, 563 
Buddha, 92,410,517,520, 5251 Buddhism, 153, 257, 278, 5251; and 
animals, 22; and compassion, 98; in Europe, 16; mandalas in, 423; monasticism and, 40 
Buffalo (New York), 46n, 502 
585 
INDEX 
	Anglo-Saxons, 524 	nature of, 31, 219, 449; numi- 
	anima, 366f, 376, 426; as archetype, 	nosity of, 272, 340, 343; of order, 
	38fJ; and collective unconscious, 	328; psychoid nature of, 450, 451, 
	377f; fateful quality of, 378; femi- 	452, 453; recognition of, 32fJ; of 
	nine character, ll8; figure, pro- 	self, 407; in Tanguy picture, 398f; 
	jection on to, 378; in German 	transgressiveness of, 349; Wotan 
	literature, 408; as mediatrix, 378; 	as, 187 
	and Ufo, 378 	architecture, Indian, 516, 519 
	animal magnetism, 15 	Aries,3ll 
animals: Christianity and, 22; do- arrangement, 36o mestic, complexes in, 446; as arrow, 337 
dream symbols, 360; instinct in, 287 art; expressionist, 83; modern, 140, 
	animism, primitive, 2ll 	210, 303, 383; -, psychology of, 
	animosity, 40 	146; -, and unconscious, 398; 
	animus, ll9, 369; as archetype, 38, 	"symbol" of, 19 
	41fJ 	Aryan, see Germanic 
	Anquetil du Perron, A. H., 85, 86 	ascetics, 341 
	Antarctic, 317 	Asia, Cen tral, 491 
	anteaters, 57 	ass, 66 
	Anthropophyteia,87 	assimilation, of man to country, 510f 
Anthropos, 327, 389, 405; Christ as, association: experiments, 544n; 
	397; see also man, primordial 	processes, parallel, 319; tests, 30, 
	anthroposophy, 16,83,84,87 	397f 
	anti-gravity, 352, 416; see also 	astrologer, 361,364 
	weightlessness 	astrology, 59, 83, 84, 87, 90, 312, 364, 
	antinomianism, 356 	484; current, 370; see also horo- 
	anti-Semitism, 166, 181, 213, 541, 	scopes 
	544n 	asymmetry, of fourth dimension, 
	antithesis(-es), see opposites 	3921 
anxiety, seat of, 170; anxiety states, atheism, 258 
	143, 146 	atman, 35, 410, 463, 464; -Purusha, 
	apes, 287 	463 
	Appenzell, 492 	atomic energy, 242, 321 
	apperceptions, 9 	atomic physics, see physics 
	aqua caelestis, see aqua permanens 	atoms, of Democritus, 404 
	aqua doctrinae, 394 	attic, 354 
	aqua permanens, 331,332,392 	attitude(s): collective national, 5ll; 
	Aquarius, 311 	earth-bound, and spiritual, 484; 
	Aquinas, see Thomas Aquinas 	positive, Keyserling and, 498f 
	arcane substance, 334, 386 	Augustine, St., 287,484 
archetype(s), 313, 327f, 335,366, 4ll; Augustus, era of, 141,247 ambivalence of, 237; amorality of, Aurobindo, Shri, 464 448; analogy with watercourse, aurora borealis, 186 
189; autonomy of, 449; bipolar, Aurora consurgens, 403, 427 229; change in constellation of, aurum non vulgi, 386 
3ll; foundation of consciousness, aurum potabile, 392 
346; Freud and, 4391; manifcsta- Auschwitz, 196 
tion in child, 321; and myth, 329; Australian primitives, 49 
584 
Austria, 481, 512, 554, 558 authoritarian principle, 153 average, statistical, 328, 3931 Axiom of Maria, see Maria 
B 
INDEX 
Babbitt, 491 
Bach, ]ohann Sebastian, 79 Bad Nauheim: 7th Congress, 
545n, 547; 8th Congress, 554 Badrutt, Hans, 482 
Bahamas, 317 
Baldur, 190n, 371 
BalIy, G., 535fJ 
baptism, 67; en masse, 262 barbarians, and Germanic 
ity, 14 Barbelo, 397 Basel,401 
Bash, K. W., 424n ba-soul,42 Baudouin, C., 552 
Baynes, H. Godwin, 552, 564 bear, 65 
"beast, blond," 13, 212, 219, 227 Beauchamp, Christine L., 125 beauty, 67, 69; modern art and, 383 Beelzebub, 275 
beetles, 352 
behaviour: American, 508; and real 
man, 509; typology of, 471 behaviourism, 491, 492 
behaviourists, 70 belief: and reality, 
ing, 265 Benares, 519, 526 
Benolt, Pierre, 391, 43, 44 Bergson, Henri, 147 
Berlin, 236 
Bernheim, H., 172 BernoulIi, C. A., 482 berserker, 185, 186, 213, 1114 Besant, Annie, 44, 86 Bhagavad Gita, 465 Bhakti-Yoga, 464 
Binet, Alfred, 4 

INDEX 
bull: dream-symbol, 201; sacrifice of, 
21 
Bunyan, John, 381 
Burckhardt, Johann Jakob, 213 bureau, V fo recording, 316 Buridan's ass, 374, 454 bush-soul, 651 
c 
cabalism, 410 Cabiri, see Faust Calcutta, 520, 526 California, 372 
calves, two-headed, 319 cannons, 402 
capital, living on one's, 482n Capitalists, 320 
Carpocrates, 131 case-histories, 548 Cassandra, 377 
catastrophe(s): cosmic, 367; psychic, 
355 
categories, Kantian, 10 
caterpillar, 336 
Catholic Church: and confession, 549; and Fascism, 190; and sexuality, 345 
cats, and earthquakes, 336 
causality, 54ff; life-process and, 336; 
psychic, 445 censorship, 209 
cerebrospinal nervous system, 3531 
Ceylon, 4641, 525 
chain-reactions, atomic, 321 Chamberlain, Houston Stewart, 186 Chamberlain, Neville, 205, 206 Champs Elysees, 3301 
chance, 551, 66ff; grouping of chance occurrences, 60; primitives and, 
443 chaos, 384 
character: changes of, 139; national, 
4861 
Charcot, J. M., 172 
chariot, fiery, 327 
Charon, 369 
chauffeur, as culture-hero, 93 cheese, Hildegard on, 405 chemistry, physiological, 547 chen-yen, 327 
chickens, and earthquakes, 336 
child: overrated, 492; in womb, quickening of, 403ff, PI. 8 children: indication of birthplace in, 510; and student marriages, 
1031 
China/Chinese, 89, 521; alchemy in, 
333; and America, 491; characters, 496; philosophy, 142; psychological consciousness in, 165; science in, 90; and spirit, 498 
choking, 5 
Christ, 328, 334, 389,410; androgyny of, 407; fish as symbol of, 141, 425; as "fountain," 332; head of Church, 397; historicity of, 285; and laPis, 424; Nietzschean travesty of, 213; and Mercurius, 405; and Sabbath-breaker, 357; soul of, as ball, 404; as sun, 425; symbols of, 449; temptation of, 389; and Wo tan, 180; see also Anthropos; 
Jesus 
Christianity, 89, 92, 115, 187, 257, 279, 526; in Africa, 89; Asiatic origin of, 91; barbarian element in, 14; and bull sacrifice, 21; and Christian Science, 48; French Revolution and, 16; and Germanic peoples, 121, 190n; and individuation process, 271; repristinization of, 328; rise of, 311,497; in Roman Empire, 92; and slavery, 121 
Christian Science, 16, 48, 84, 514 chthonic: portion of psyche, 31; quality, in man, 13 
Church(es), 549; Christian, 77, 153, 
480; _, and guilt, 196; as communal ideal, 261; and mass action, 2751; and politics, 265; and the psyche, 271; totalitarianism in, 537; see also Catholic Church 
cigar-form, 407; in Tanguy paint· ing, 396; of Vfos, 325, 336 
586 
INDEX 
scious, 18ff, 23, 43, 86, 118, 15: 219 
complexes: awareness of, 225; Je" 
ish, 539; modern art and, 399 theory of, 544n complex-indicators, 398n 
comPlexio oppositorum: God m 404, 424; Mercurius as, 385; sec also coincidentia oppositorum opposites; coniunctio 
complex-proneness, 34 
compulsions, conscience and, 447 concentration, among primitives, 54 concentration camps, 196,239 concept, implications of term, 529 conception and fantasy, relation, 313 concu piscence / concupiscentia, 16°1, 
287 
Condillac, Etienne de, 173 
confessional, 549 Confiteor, 355 Confucianism, 153 
coniunctio, 404; oppositorum, 405, 423; see also coincidentia; comPlexio 
conscience, 292, 424; moral and eth- 
ical, 4541; morality of 4531; nature of, 4371; paradox of, 442; relation to moral precepts, 443; "right" and "false," 445; and synchronicity, 4501; see also vox Dei 
conscientia peccati, 438 consciousness / conscious mind: adaptive function of, 11; axis of, 408; not biochemically explicable, 346; cosmic, 1361; dawn of, 139; differerentiation of, 136; discriminating, 347; disintegration of, 137; ego-, 136, 137, 145, 149, 249; founded on archetypes, 346; 
group-, 136; higher, 433; onesidedness of, 15; precondition of being, 271; present-day, 75; relation to whole man, 441; split, 285, 360; and unconscious, dissociation, 527; -, relation, 334; see also unconscious 
consensus omnium, 292 
587 
Cilicia,91 
Cimbal, W., 538, 546 cinema, 93 
circle: antithesis to cigar-form, 407; apotropaic/magic, 326; God as, 327, 424; quadripartite, 391; squaring of, 405; see also mandala 
cities, and culture, 115 
city, symbol in picture, 395, 397 civilization(s): American, uniformity 
of, 492; collapse of, 142; regeneration of, 143 
clergy, and psychotherapy, 565 cloud, black, 426ff 
Coccius, Samuel, 401 coeducation, 521 
coffin, symbol in Nietzsche, 182 cohabitation, 396 
coincidence, meaningful, see synchronicity 
coincidentia oppositorum, 355; see also opposites; comPlexio; coniunctio 
coins; falling from sky, 387; symbols 
on, 47 
Coleridge, Samuel Taylor, 158 collective man, see man, collective collectiveness, American, 506 colours: masculine/feminine, 417; 
red/white, 417 
coloured races, 295, 296; and American man, 508; reactions to, 508; see also Negro 
comets, 319 
communism, 289, 537; archaic social order, 279, 430; Bolshevism and, 493; ideal of, 261; ideology of, 2661, 295; primitive, 255; State prison of, 344; Communist revolution, 289 
community, idea of, 261 compassion, 98 
compensation: psychic / psychological, 141,219,220,342; -, in history, 121, 142; purpose of unconscious, 388; see also compensatory function 
compensatory function, of uncon- 

"container," 122, 123 contraception, 101, 122, 323 contrasexuality, 118/ conventionality, 507 conversion, 293 Copenhagen, 551, 554, 561 Copernicus, 270 Corinthians (II), 447 costume, see dress Coueism, 157 countertransference, 273 counting, 393, 4°9 courtesan, 39 
creation, error of, 328 credulity, 286/ 
creed: ambivalence of, 265; religion 
and, difference, 257 
crime, collective, 200 
criminal: pale, 202, 215; statistical, 
199 crisis, 140 
crocodile(s), 51/,56,64,498 cross, 391,402 
crowds, psychology of, see psychol. 
ogy, mass 
cruelty, in dream symbols, 219, 220 
Crusaders, 314 
culture: creation of, 132; develop- 
mentof,12 cure of souls, 550 
Cusanus, Nicolaus, 404, 424 cynicism, 344 
D 
Dadaism,27 
daemon, 447; Socrates', 446, 453 dancing, in America, and African. 
508 
danger, collective, 319 
Daniel,389 
David, star of, see star 
death: fear of, 368; irrationalism and, 18In; as perfector, 367; primitives and, 51, 72; ship of, 372; synchronistic phenomena 
and, 450; and Vfos, 369 
INDEX 
defence: aggressive, German, 24°; 
resentment as, 485 Delhi,516 
delinquency, juvenile, 473 deliverance, archetype of, 328 delusion, 377; see also hallucination demiurge, 334 
democracy, 154,224/ 
Democritus, 404 
demons: fear of, 19; psychic forces 
as, 211 
Denmark, 545, 551, 554 
destroyers, great, epoch of, 383 destruction of world, see millennium detective story, 93 
Deussen, Paul, 91 
development, man's, 358 
devil (s), 69, 298; and conscience, 447; contemporary, 465; delusions of, 343; as half animal, 392; as Lucifer, 389; as a neurosis, 155; pacts with, 370; and pathological states, 146/; Trinity and, 391, 392; Wotan and, 181 
dew, of Gideon, 332 Dewey, John, 491 
dictators: deification of, 261; and external solemnities, 260 differentiation: of whole man, 528; see also functions 
dimension, fourth, 390, 392fj, 4°7 Dionysus: and Apollo, 18In, 187; enkolPios, 337n; Wotan and, 180, 181, 185, 188, 189; .Zagreus, 213, 
214 
direction, sense of, in primitives, 53 
director of conscience, 274, 287 discovery, age of, 84 
disintegration, in painting, 383 disks, starry, 392n 
disparagement, euphemistic, 171 Disraeli, Benjamin, 141 
dissociation, 278, 282, 373; of conscious and unconscious, 527; hysteria and, 203, 207; in modern society, 285; phenomena of, 139; 
psychic, 64, 319; psychopathiC, 238; in Roman world, 240 
588 
. INDEX 
Dryden, Hugh L., 318 
dualism: psychological, 297, 2! 
and vox Dei conception, 447 duplication of cases, law of, 59 dude creatrice, 147 
duty, conflicts of, 357, 444, 445, 454 dyad,424 
"dying, great," 369 
distress, situation of, 323 divans, 519 
divination, 59 
divinity, symbols of, 339 divorce, 120,5°6 
doctor: analysis of, 159; approach to individual, 273, 466/; personality of, and therapy, 159/ Doggeli,37In 
Don Juan, 120 dogma, and truth, 158 
	Dornach, 87 	eagle, 327n 
	Dove, of Holy Ghost, 360 	earth: and heaven, interrelatiOI 
	dragon, 498 	498; low opinion of, entertaim 
	dreams, 11/,33, 144fj; always of one· 	by Ufo occupants, 421; man ° 
	self, 151/; of Americans, Indian/ 	484; square as symbol of, 404 
Negro symbols in, 47; "big," 152; earthquakes, animal warnings 0 
	with collective meaning, 152; as 	336 
compensatory, 20, 388; distortion East, significance of, 114 
of, 151; among Elgonyi, 63; inter- Eckhart, Meister, 190, 191,216,540 pretation of, 150fj; modern sym· ecstasy, 18In, 213 
bols in, 336; moral judgments Edda, 191fj 
and, 438, 442; and psychoanalysis, Eddy, Mary Baker, 84 164; sent by God, 338; soul sym· Eden, Garden of, 358 bol in, 326; specialism of, 359; Edomites, 182 
symptoms of unconscious, 151; education: of adults, 549; American 
	Vfos in, 330fj, 406; and uncon- 	267, 491, 492; German, 222; anc 
	scious psychic activity, 218; IN- 	individuality, 473; Marxist, 284: 
	STANCES OF DREAMS (in order of 	medical psychology and, 565; one· 
	occurrence in te~t): woman sing- 	sidedness of modern, 153; scien· 
	ing hymns, and bull in agony, 20; 	tific, and the individual, 252 
being attacked by mamba, 62; effeminacy, 41, 107 drunken tramp in ditch, 151; ~ggs, Easter, 72 
drunken prostitute in gutter, 151; Eglise gnostique de la France, 83 fairy changing into flame, 3¥6; fly· ego: depotentiation of, 424; infla- 
	ing saucer over Champs Elysees, 	tion of, 211, 253, 356, 380; in- 
	330/; burnt face as result of see· 	stincts, 288; as seat of anxiety, 
	ing interplanetary machine, 331, 	170; and self, 149, 463 
3341; flying spider over interna· ego-consciousness, see consciousness tional gathering, 351fj; cobweb in egoism, primitive, 137 
attic, 354; pallid sun and sphere, Egypt: concept of soul in, 42; Mith· 
	361fj; two women on edge of 	raism and, 91; mythology, 339; 
	world, 368fj; flying saucers in Cali· 	psyche in, 78 
fornia, 372/; flying saucer resem- eight, the number, 366 bling fish, 376fj; arms covered Einherjer, 188 
	with dirt, 438 	Einstein, Alfred, 89, 537 
	dress: European, 521; Indian, 520fj 	Eisleben, 184 
	drop, Ufo as, 331, 333, 336 	elan vital, 147 
589 
E 

INDEX 

INDEX 

59° 
591 
electricity, 8 
elements, transformation / transmuta- 
tion of, 332 
eleven, the number, 366 Elgon, Mount, 57,61 Elgonyi, 64, 71 
Elijah, 327f, 389 
elixir of life/elixir vitae, 385,392 Ellis, H. Havelock, 87 
emblems, national aircraft, 417 Emerson, Ralph Waldo, 491 emotion: signs of, infective, 508; un- 
usual, 315; see also affects enantiodromia,82 
end of the world, 328, 367 endocrinology, 550 
energy, 7f; of archetypes, 335; conservation of, 86; mana and, 69; need of goal for, 122 
English: German attitude to, 239; national character of, 487; national idea, 512 
Englishman, as "beast-man," 481 Enlightenment, Age of the, 16, 235 Enoch,389 
enthusiasm, 389 
environment, and extraversion, 347 epidemics, psychic, 235, 248, 249, 
2641,381 epiphany, 406f 
equality, 154; psychic, 137 equations, 409 
Ergreifer / Ergriffener / Ergriffenheit, 184f, 189, 191 
Eros, 7, 123, 124, 125, 133; cosmo- 
gonic, 181; Islamic, 519 esotericism, 468 
ESP (extra-sensory perception), 349 esprit and spirit, 496 
ethics, 257, 357f; of action and conviction, 462; and individual, 483; Judaeo-Christian, 263; primitive and civilized, 53 
Eulenspiegel, Till, 143 
Europe: collective guilt of, 196ff; non-European view of, 211; relation of Switzerland to, 486; relation to East and West, 114 

Eurydice, 213 
evangelists, emblems of, 491 
evil, 356; by contagion, 199; imagination in, 290, 297; knowledge of, 457ff; need to realize, 297; "overcoming," 467; reality of, 465; and unconsciousness, 82; see also good; privatio boni 
exceptions, and probability, 394 exclusiveness, in marriage relation, 
123 
exhydrargyrosis, 332 
expectations, of supernatural events, 
328 
experience: communal, 261; reli- 
gious, 293, 345f expiation, 200 explosions, atomic, 321 expressionism, 83 
extra-sensory perception, see ESP extraversion, 142, 347,471 
eye(s), 353, 424f; blue/white, in dream, 331, 337; evil, 211; fishes', 404, 424, 425; of God, 339, 386, 424; -, seven, 404; golden, 432; in Hildegard's vision, 404f; of Horus, 339; as symbol, 337, 392f, 403ff 
Ezekiel, 389, 391, 392,4°3,404 
F 
face, burned, 331, 338f, 350 fairy, 326 
fairytales, 26, 33, 219, 332,449 
faith, 84, 265, 292, 362; demythologization of, 285; and knowledge, 
285,453 
faithfulness, in marriage, 131 
family, Indian, 522, 523 family romance, 164 fanaticism, 259 
fantasies: of ascetics, 341; and problem of perception, 313; infantile, 281f; infantile-perverse, 162, 167; mythological, 9f; perverse, 80; sexual, 105f; unconscious, activation of, 281 

Faria, 172 fascinosum, 458, 463 Fascism, 190 Fatehpur-Sikri, 516 
father, archetype of, 35f, 190; com- 
plex, 540 Fatima, 314 Faust, see Goethe 
fear(s): children's, 33; collective, compensation of, 387; devaluation of psyche and, 271; expression in art, 383; and inferiority, 384; nocturnal, 33; projection and, 297, 324 
feeling: as feminine virtue, 41; function of, 330, 347, 408, see also functions, four; see also intellect felix culPa, 358, 460 
femina candida, 417 
fetishes, 15, 329 
fifth column, 264 
fights, Indian, 522 
filius hermaPhroditus / macrocosmi, 
332 
filius hominis, 389 film producers, 372f 
fire: divine epiphany and, 327; God as, 386; of the Philosophers, 384f; in star of David, 407; as symbol, 384, 389; - of emotion, 338, 394; tongues of, 386; see also water 
fireballs, 404ff; green, 316n, 419 Fire Sower, 383ff, 406, PI. 2 
fish: Christ as, 141; deep-sea, 376; 
dream of Ufo resembling, 376f fission, nuclear, 299, 316, 428, 465 flagstaff, missionary's, 58 
flight of Ufos, nature of, 316f, 415 flirting, 110 
fluid, Ufo as, 331 
flying saucers, see Ufos Foerster-Nietzsche, Elizabeth, 183 foetus, 403 
folklore, 332 
"Foo fighters," 315 
food of immortality, 332 food production, 323 forces, psychic, 185 

foreigners, 81 
Forel, August, 103, 172 
forms: disintegration of, 383; sex! significance of, 336 
fountain, Christ as, 332 
four, the number, 391, 408; ard type of order, 424; as division circle, 407; union of the, 403; s also quaternity 
fourteen points, of psychothel peutic agreement, 566 
Fourth dimension, 390ff, PI. III France, 316; Keyserling and, 48 national keynote, 511; psycholo! in,4 
Franz, Marie-Louise von, 427n freedom: in East and West, 114; an morality, 229; striving for, 35! threat to individual, 379 
free love, III 
Freemasons, 239, 320 
French Revolution, 15, 16,85 frenzy, pantheistic, 392 
Freud, Sigmund, 90, 124, 160, 16 162, 169ff, 541, 558; and analysJ of therapist, 159; attitude of, 164! and "archaic vestiges," 440; an dream interpretation, 150; on eg' and anxiety, 170; and ego in stincts, 288; and evil nature 0 psyche, 85, 87; Future of an Illu si on, The, 172; and incest prohi bition, 33; Interpretation 0 Dreams, The, 88, 163; and la~ therapy, 559; materialistic bias of 164; and meaning of forms, 336 and occultism, 272; and pervers( fantasies, 80; and prehistory Oi psyche, 349; Psychopathology OJ Everyday Life, The, 30; reductiv{ attitude, 14; relation to Jung, 544n; and religion, 548; on sublimation, 171; and superego, 348, 438ff 
Freidenkaiser, 222 
friendship, homosexual, 107 frigidity: animus and, 119; sexual, 
106 

Fulfilment, Great, 207 
function(s): autonomy of, 347; compensatory, see compensatory function; conflicting, 347; four, 330, 391, 408; --, differentiation of, 347, 358, 396; transcendent, 454; see also feeling; intellect; intuition; sensation; thinking 
luror teutonicus, 185 Fiirst, Emma, 37n Futurism, 27 
Fylgja, 188 
G 
Gaillac, 353 
gait, of Americans, 505 galaxies, 335, 336 Galileo, 537 
gana-world, South American, 497 Ganesha, 519 
Gate of Victory, 516 Gateway of India, 516 
genealogies, feminine passion for, 43 General Medical Society for Psycho- 
therapy, see Allgemeine Artzliche Gesellschaft fiir Psychotherapie Genesis, Book of, 1391 
Genghis Khan, 481 
genius, 447, 5251 
gentleman, the, 512 
George, Stefan, 181 & n 
German Faith movement, 1901 Germanic peoples/Germans: collec- 
tive hysteria of, 204; collective unconscious in, 219; and coloured man, 508; hysteria in, 207/J; psychology of, 13, 165/, 210; and triadic mandalas, 408; as victims, 192; Wotan and the, 186 
Germany, 186/J, 222/J; inferiority feelings in, 203; Gnosticism in, 83; and mass psychology, 222; mass psychosis of, 233, 235; Keyserling and, 481; national keynote, 511 I; psychological problem of, 227/J; psychopathology in, 4; see also 
INDEX 
INDEX 
Goring, Hermann, 2041 Goring, M. H., 538, 551, 554 Gospel(s), 142; four, 391, 397 Gothic: man, 481; style, 480 Gottesminne,98 
Gotthelf, J eremias, 353n grace, 342 
Grail, messenger of, 377 
gravitation, 321, 329, 352; see also weightlessness 
gravity, spirit of, 498 
greatness, national conceptions of, 
513 
Greco-Roman religions, and Christi- 
anity, 526 
Greece, 481 
Greek temperament, and Germanic, 
189 
gTex segregatus, 184 
group: effects on members, 471/; factors influencing, 471; inferiority to individuals, 382 group-consciousness, see conscious- 
ness 
group psychology, 470 Guatemala, 322 
guilt: collective, 195/J, 210, 217; consciousness of, 215/; Germany and, 3401; legal and psychic, 195 Gustloff, Sigmund, 190n 
Haggard, H. Rider, 39, 40, 43,44 hallucination(s), 314n, 320, 377 Hansel and Gretel, 33 
Harding, M. Esther, 381, 552 hare, 360,410 
Hartmann, Eduard von, 3 Hauer, Wilhelm, 1901 Hauffe, Frau, 125 
Hay, Marie, 44 
Heard, Gerald, 352n 
heart, 447 
heat: emitted by Vfos, 338; magical, 
338 
heaven: and earth, 
Gleichschaltung; National Socialism 
Gerster, Georg, 312 Gestapo, 232 Geulincx, Arnold, 313 ghosts, 69 
giants, 317 
Gideon, see dew 
glass, broken, 60 
Gleichschaltung, in Germany, 535/J, 
558 
globes, black, 401 
globulus, 426 gloire, la, 510 
Gnosticism/Gnostics, 356; and evil, 358; "Father-Mother" in, 407; four in, 397; modern, 83 
God/gods: Buddhist view, 525; childish view of, 185; claims on individual, 256/; Greek, 189; inner, 155; loving v. hating, 464; man's kinship with, 334; Old Testament idea of, 337; personifications of psychic forces, 185, 211; principles and, 458; relation to, 293; and religious experiences, 293; and the State, 258; symbols of, and self, 339; totality symbol, 327; Vfos as, 327; unconscious powers as, 361; voice of, see vox Dei; see also circle; God-image 
"God-Almightiness," 215 God-image(s), 327/; anthropomorphism of, 449; father as, 36; opposites in, 394; return of, 214; symbols of self and, 424; Yahwistic, morality of, 448 
Godless, movement of, 180 God-substitute, 463 Goebbels, Josef, 204/, 236 
Goethe, J. W. von, 16, 40, 43, 75n, 98, 135, 144, 146, 172, 19on, 203, 207, 213, 355, 366n, 391, 448 Goetz, Bruno, 184, 187n 
gold, philosophical, 386; see also aUTum 
good: and evil, relativity of, 459; knowledge of, 456/J 
592 
H 
498; intervention from, 328; wal as, 331 
Heine, Heinrich, 203 
Helen: of Troy, 40, 213; compani( 
of Simon Magus, 40 Heraclitus, 82, 333, 367 Herbart, Johann Friedrich, 173 herd instinct, 219 
hereafter, the, 526 
heredity, 340, 507; and introversio 347 
heresy, 271 
hermaphrodite, 407; see also fiUhermaPhroditus; Mercurius herma phrodi tosis, 521 
Hermes, 188; katachthonios, 185; s. 
also Mercurius 
Hermetic philosophy, 327, 334 hermits, 341 
Hero of Alexandria, 79 hero-archetype / motif, 44, 471 Herostratus, 80, 384 Herrenvolk,210 
hexad,407 
Heyer, G. R., 552 
hierosgamos, 397 
Hildegard of Bingen, 403/J, PI. VIII Himalayas, 91, 317 
historians, 324 
history: conflict with, 130; con ten porary, therapist and, 177; India attitude to, 517; psychologic: factors and, 324; subjective iJ 
1481 
Hitler, Adolf, 185, 186, 203/J, 222 236; movement, and Wotan, 18( see also National Socialism Holbein, Hans, 81 
Holderlin, Friedrich, 16, 94 Holland, see Netherlands 
Holy Ghost, 386, 404, 405; age 01 494; in alchemy, 405; arithmetica structure of, 405; descent on man 405; Dove of, 360; enthusiasm ol 
389; as nickname for Vfo, 325n homelessness, 523 
homo maxim us, 86, 385, 389 interrelation, Homo sapiens, 282, 432, 469 
593 

INDEX 

INDEX 

594 
homosexuality: female, 99, 108, 119; 
among students, 991, 105, 1071 Hopfer, Hans, 368 
horoscopes, 85, 317 
horse, white, and Wotan, 180 Horus: eye of, 339; sons of, 391 Hoyle, Fred, 426tf humanitarianism, 81 
humanity: cosmic view of, 481; as 
ideal, 154; oneness of, 410 humour, Keyserling's, 4791,492 Hungary, 264n, 481 
hunger, 337; and religion, 343; spiritual, 343 
huntsman, wild, 181; in N ietzsche, 
183 
Hus, John, 448 
hydrogen atom, 422, 424 hydrogen bomb, 2981 hydrophobia, 336 
hyenas, 61 Hyperboreans,84 
hypnosis, 555 
hypnotism, 16, 157,563 hypotheses, necessity of, 546 
hysteria, 6, 173, 202tf, 2061; national, 210; Vfos and, 333 
I 
I Ching, 498 Ichthys, 425 
idea(s): adaptation of primordial, 283; German, 5111; inherited, 10, 440; lag in, 284; lucky, 145; new, 230; -, Swiss and, 485; Platonic, 326; power of, over psyche, 24 
ideal, heroic, 5121 
idealism(s), 300; in America, 512 identification: of child with parents, 
37; with nation, 482 
identity, unconscious, 37; see also particiPation mystique 
illness, as defence, 466 
illusion(s), 319, 354; in adolescents, 105; of anchorites, 342; reality as, 
517 

image(s): "austere," 387; mytholog- 
ical, 339 
imago, parental, 36tf imitation, instinct for, 288 immortality, 44, 70', 79, 266 Imperialists, 320 
improbable, occurrence of the, 394 incest: archetype of, 349; complex, 
348; and religious instinct, 349; tendency, 331 
independence, social, women and, 117 
indelerminacy, 90 
India, 507, 515tf, 525tf; and alchemy, 333; and birth control, 323; civilization and primitivity in, 528; as part of Asia, 519; and Western culture, 196; wholeness of life in, 
518 
Indian Science Congress, 520 Indians, American, see America individual: diminishing importance 
of, 2531; need of individual consciousness, 472; as resultant, 70; revaluation of, 380; salvation of, 276; understanding the, 251 
individuation, 378, 379, 381, 426; Christianity and, 271; seriousness of problem, 379; symbol of, 326, 
4°3 
industrialization, 222 
inertia, psychic, 139 
infantilism, 460; and neurosis, 1611 infection: psychic, see epidemic, 
psychic; racial, 509 inferiority(-ies), psychopathic, 204, 
207, 233, 239 
inferiority complex, 346 inferiority feelings, 2021, 513, 523 infinite, hungering for, 207 
inflation, 354, 356, 381, 525; of ego, see ego; spiritual, 355 
inhibitions, 3981 
initiation: in modern AmerIca, 514; rites of, 38; and sportsmen's training, 48 
insane: unconscious in the, 4; "voices" and, 68 

insanity, 338; epidemic, 212, 248; latent, 248; moral, 161 
insects, 352 
instinct(s): in animals, 287; archetypal, 282; atrophy of, in civilized man, 19; basis of consciousness, 346; and choice of symbols, 337, 343; deviations from, 360; dream emphasis on, 360; imagination of, 282, 290; lack of contact with, 467; loss of, 291; and love, 98; migratory, 450; modern art and, 399; in primitive, 32; and psyche, 71, 340; religious, 344; two aspects, 287; and unconscious, 18; and wholeness, 345, 3491 
integration, of unconscious contents, 221,236 
intellect: and feeling, discrepancy 
295; function of, 3471, 408 intellectualisms, 371 intention, 340 
International General Medical Society for Psychotherapy, 536, 545, 547, 55°', 554, 555, 557, 559, 5611 International Institute of Intellec- 
tual Co-operation, 499n internationalism, 93 interpretation, "low-down," 1671 inter-planetary travel, 323 intonation, American, 505 introversion, 347, 398,471 
intuition: function of, 330, 408; lack of, in Swiss, 485; and sensation, 486; and unconscious, 18, 298 invasion, extra-terrestrial, 3151 
inventions, misuse of, 528 Irenaeus, 40n 
Irma (Freudian patient), 163 
Iron Curtain, 247,263,280 irrationalism/ irrationality, 181; col 
lective, 248 
irregularity, and absolute reality, 
250 Isaiah, 338 
Islam, 257; in India, 519; rise of, 497 isms, 49, 234 
595 

isolation: individual, State G 3001; national, Germany's, 242 Italy, 190, 205, 238, 316, 481, ! ancient, slavery in, 121 
J 
Jaccib, 461 
Jacobi, Karl G.]., 409 
J affe, Aniela, 370n 
Jakoby, K, 390, PI. 11 
James, William, 491, 499 Janet, Pierre, 4, 5, 172, 544n jazz, 508 
Jerusalem, 201; Siege of, 314 Jesuits, 320 
Jesus, 76, 276, 338; German vie 186; Vfo pilots' view of, 421; J also Christ 
Jews: Christ-complex of, 508; al Christians, difference, 542; d ferences among, 45; and memb( ship of International Society f Psychotherapy, 545n, 558; and N zism, 239; projection on, 181,32' psychological consciousness c 1651; and race theories, 202; t"ll cultures of, 131, 544n; resentmel in, 485; see also psychology, Jewis 
Jew, Wandering, 181 John, First Epistle of, 444 jokes, 541 
Josephus, 201 
Joyce, James, 210 Judaism, 257 
Jung, Carl Gustav: Keyserling anc 482; and Nazis, 232 
WORKS: Aion, 141 n, 327n; "Brothe Klaus," 339n; Collected Papers 01 AnalyticaIPsychology,233n; "Con cerning Rebirth," 328n; "Con tribution to the Study of Psycho logical Types, A," 543n; Contri butions to Analytical Psychology 234n; "Development of the Per· sonality, The," 236n; "Freud and Jung: Contrasts," 543n; "Gen- 

Jung (cont,) 
eral Aspects of Dream Psychology," 235n; "Introduction to Kranefeldt's Secret Ways of the Mind," 543n; "Marriage as a Psychological Relationship," 122; "On Mandala Symbolism," 326n; "On Psychological Understanding," 543n; Psychiatric Studies, 125n; "Psychological Foundations of the Belief in Spirits, The," 234n; "Psychological Theory of Types, A," 543n; Psychological Types, 543n; Psychology and Alchemy, 366n, 384n, 387n; "Psychology and Religion," 23In, 232n; "Psychology of the Transference, The," 402; "Psychology of the Unconscious Processes, The," 233n; "Relations Between the Ego and the Unconscious, The," 228n, 544n; "Commentary on the Secret of the Golden Flower," 235n, 387; Structure and Dynamics of the Psyche, The, 234n, 235n; "Structure of the Unconscious, The," 228n; Symbols of Transformation, 47; "Synchronicity: An Acausal Connecting Principle," 313n; "Theory of Psychoanalysis, The," 543n; "Transformation Symbolism in the Mass," 355n; Two Essays on Analytical Psychology, 38n, 4In, 228n, 229n, 233n, 234n; "What is Psychotherapy?", 557n 
Jiinger, Ernst, 214 Jungfrau, 484 Jupiter, 362, 365, 367 
INDEX 
597 
K 
Kabras forest, 61 kairos/Ka'p6s, 191, 304 Kali, 519; - Durga, 466 Kant, Immanuel, 410, 462 karma, 88 
ka-soul,42 

INDEX 
katabasis, 355 Kathakali, 517 Kaufmann, R., 424n 
Keyhoe, Donald K, 312, 317, 338n, 
379n,413 
Keyserling, Count Hermann, 93, 
417, 479ff, 489ff, 496ff 
Khidr, 328,410 
Kitoshi,61 
Klages, Ludwig, 181,347 Klaus, Brother, 339 Kluger, H. Y., 372 Knights of Columbus, 514 Knoll, Max, 312 
knowledge: absolute, 336; and belief, 265; and faith, 285, 453; organ and object of, 540; tree of, 140; and understanding, of man, 
250, 273 
Konarak: Black Pagoda, 529 Krafft-Ebing, Richard von, 103 Kranefeldt, W. M., 557 
krater, 355 
Kretschmer, Ernst, 533, 535 Kreuger, Ivar, 142 Krishnamurti, 86 
Kronos, 188, 189 
Ku Klux Klan, 514 Kundalini yoga, 84 kwei-soul, 29 
Kyffhauser, 186 
L 
labour camps, 323 lady, white, 377 Lamb of God, 360 Lambarene, 414 
landings, from Ufos, 317, 322 Langmann, Dr. (clergyman), 190n language, affective results of, 509 laPis philosoPhorum, see stone, phi- 
losophers' Latin, 48o 
Latins, and coloured men, 508 laughter, American, 46, 504, 5°8 law, Roman, 263 
laymen, as therapists, 554 
596 

leader(s), 154,230, 253; of mob, 220; 
see also mass( es) 
League of Nations, 189, 499n learning capacity, 287, 288 
Le Bon, Gustave, 239 
legends, 219; formation of, 322! Leibniz, G. W., 313, 335 lens-shape, of Ufos, 335f leopard-woman, 64, 66 levitation, 352 
Levy-Bruhl, Lucien, 37, 51, 52, 64, 65, 452 
liaisons, sexual, among students, 106! 
liar, pathological, see pseudologia 
Phantastica libertinism, 356 libido, 8 
lie, and political action, 261, 266 Liebeault, A.-A., 326 
life, negation of, 18In life-instinct, 147 
light: divine epiphany and, 327; 
emission by fish and insects, 336 lion, symbol of Christ and Satan, 449 living standard, 492 
Lockheed Aircraft Corporation, 418 Logos: as male principle, 123, 124; 
supremacy of, 286 Los Angeles, 537 Louis XIV, 253 
love, 97f; conjugal, 98; development of ideal, 110; and faith, 112; and hygiene, 102; kinds of, 97f; and marriage, 123; of neighbour, 301; and sexuality, 6f, 98ff, 112; for things, 118 
love choice, and parents, 38! Loyola, Ignatius, 266 Lucifer, 389, 449 
Luke, Gospel of, 240, 357, 389n 
M 
machine, man and the, 268 Macrobius, 404n 
macrocosm and microcosm, 335 

maenads, 185 
magic: books, 371; primitives a: 51, 446; psychological effect 260; science of the jungle, 63; Switzerland,371 
magnetic fields, interstellar, 321 Maha-Parinibbana Sutta, 520 Mahatmas, 91 
Mahayana, see Buddhism Maidenek, 196 
Main, river, 181 
majesty, 364 
mamba, 61 
man: Christ as prototype and gc of, 397; collective/mass, 229f, 25 -, atomization of, 301; demasc linization of, 493; inner jhighl 447; Primordial, 327,405, see al Anthropos 
mana, 63, 68, 69, 72, 303, 448; s also personality 
mandala(s), 221, 366; cross-shape 402; mathematical structure c 409, 424; as space ship, 335; totality symbol, 326; triadic, aI1 Germans, 408; and Ufos, 387,42; 
"manning," 368, 372 Mantell, Capt., 33In mare nostrum, 332 
Maria the CoptlJewess, 391; Axiol of, 405 
marriage: cross-cousin, 402f; med eval, 125f; and mother archetyp' 35; "perfect," 120, 126; problem 128; quaternio, 402; and the Stl dent, lOO!, lo3ff; trial, 111) women and, 120ff 
Mars, 321, 323 Martians, 315 
Mary, Virgin, as patron of Swiss, 48~ masculine-feminine antithesis, 407 Marxism, 265, 295 
Mass, the, 355 
mass(es), 275ff; anonymity of, 154 230; Churches and, 275f; indus trialized, 200; leaders and, 154 230, 253, 275; and manifestatior of archetypes, 229; resistance to 

mass (es) (cont.) 
278; "telluric," 498; see also man, collective /mass; psychology, mass mass meeting, and numinous experience, 294 
mass-mindedness, 379, 382 masturbation, 104; effects of, 109f; 
mutual,lo7 
materialism/materialists, 70, 223, 
258,344,411,512; and psyche, 411 materialization, 416 
matriarchy, in America, 417 
matter, 361; physicist and, 147; and 
psyche, 411 
Matthew, Gospel of, 389 Max Muller, Frederick, 91 Maya, 463,464,516 Mayer, Robert, 15 meaning, search for, 480 
mediator: loss of belief in, 414; 
number as, 410 
medicine, and politics, 538f medicine-man, 59, 66, 68, 498 mediums, spiritualistic, 416 megalomania, 89, 385; Keyserling's, 
480 
Meier, Co A, 545 
melody, infectiveness of, 509 
Menzel, D. Ho, 371,413 Mephistopheles, 144, 172, 207, 215, 
378 
Mercurius, 332; duPlex/hermaPhro- 
ditus, 385, 407; metal, and spirit, 332; Philosophorum, 405; quadratus, 405; subterranean, 385; see also Hermes; spiritus 
Mercury, 188 
Merseburg spell, 371, 372 Mesmer, Friedrich Anton, 15, 172 
Messiah, 44, 328 
metamorphosis of the gods, 304 
metanoia, 276, 379 
metaphors, 337 
metaphysics, 215, 448; Christian, 
391; fear of, 185; Jung and, 328; psychologizing, 328n meteors/meteorites, 316, 319 
M'ganga,59 
INDEX 
Michel, Aime, 312, 320n, 353n microbiology, 547 
microcosm: alchemical, 326; man as, 
278, 286; soul as, 335 
Middle Ages, 326, 369; adultery in, 120; and anima, 41; world-view of, 
81, 328 
Midwich Cuckoos, The, 431ff migrations, European, 524 milk, drying up, 370 
millennium, 80; first, end of, 247, 
324 
Mimir, 192, 194 
mind: causal concept of, 29; conscious, see consciousness; influence of country on, 511; meaning of, 30; see also psyche 
Minne, 188 & n missionaries, Christian, 89 Mithraism, 21, 91 
mob, 275; formation of, 220; see also 
mass(es) 
modern man: and power instinct, 
344; and unconscious, 358 Moguls/Mogul Empire, 516, 519 monadology, 335 
monastery, cultural, 499ff monasticism, ideals of, 40 Mondamin, 410 
money, American attitude to, 512 
monogenes, 397 
monotheism, 334 
Mons, battle of, 314 
month, Platonic, 311 
mood(s): changes of, 139; in woman, 
119 
moon, 321, 323, 404; further side of, 322; as symbol of divine mother, 425; visionary, 314; waxing, and departed souls, 369 
moral code, 440ff; and religion, 461 morality: alteration of, 116; primitives and, 53; and the unconscious, 441 
Morgenthaler, W., 557n, 558, 560 mortification, 342 
Moses, 338, 339 
mosque, 180 
598 
INDEX mother: archetype of, 341, 36; in 
India, 522; and son, unity of, 407 Mothers, realm of, 377 
mother-ships, 402, 420 
Mountain Lake, 68 
movement, in Americans, 505 multiplicatio, 334 
mungu,72 
Murray, John: Handbook for India, 
529 
museums, 500 
music: American, 508; atonal, 210; 
"etheric," 420ff Mussolini, Arnaldo, 250 Mussolini, Benito, 250 
mysteries: ancient, 10; Gnostic, 16 mystery religions, 16, 92 
mystical instruction, 118 
mystics, and love, 98 
myth(s), 9, 26, 449; age of, and Wotan, 187; art and, 303; autogenesis of, 443; and dreams, 219; integral to religion, 285; living, Vfos as, 322; natural bases of, 329 
mythology: Christian, symbolical understanding of, 266; Egyptian, 339; modern, 369 
N 
nadir, 407 
names: and magical compulsion, 
426; of tribes, 136 Napoleon, 481 narcissism, 99, 160 
nation(s): "aunt of," 492; as functions of mankind, 480, 487; identification with, 482; and individual, relation, 27, 488; personified, 487 
nationalism, fear of, 263 
National Socialism, 166, 237ff, 289, 430, 537ff, 543; Wotan and, 184, 192 
nature: man and, 66; and unconscious,23 
Navahos, 507 
Negro: American, 461, 507; - and African, gap between, 509; Euro- 
599 
pean assimilation to, 121; wh complex of, 508, 509 
Neptune (Ufo pilot), 423 Netherlands, 481, 512, 553; Soci! for Psychotherapy, 551, 554 
neurology, and psychotherapy, 5~ neurosis, 39, 120, 138, 159, 219; al adaptation, 162; affects whole pt sonality, 566; alternative explar tions, 160; cardiac, 159; child and parents' psychology, 34; co cupiscence and, 160; hysteric; 203, see also hysteria; infanti fantasies and, 281; learning 1 bear, 169; loss of, 167; as ne name for devil, 146f, 155; pm tive aspects, 167, 169; and ps chotherapy, 559; reason for, in th present, 171; symptoms of, an instincts, 288; uncontrolled a fects and, 360 
neutrality, Swiss, 485 New Testament, 258 n'gorna, 508 
N icholas of Cusa, see Cusanus 
N ietzsche, F. Wo, 14, 86, 98, 113, 121 131, 181, 182f, 202,203,212, 214f 347, 348, 497, 498; feminine sid( in, 213 
nightmare(s), 34; Nietzsche's, 183 nigredo, 427, 428 
Nile, 332 
Ninck, Martin, 1881 normality, concept of, 238, 296 Normans, 524 
Nostradamus (Michel Nostredame), 
179 
"nothing but," 8, 23, 144, 162, 168, 
170, 171,348 
Notre Dame (Paris), 85, 86 novels, and sex, 1021 
number(s): archetypal aspect, 409ff, 424; as mediator, 410; see also dyad; hexad; ogdoad; pentad; quaternity; quincunx; tetraktys; three plus one motif; triad; two; four; eight; ten; twenty-four: thirty 

INDEX 
INDEX 
numinosum /numinosity / numinous, 340, 3421, 377> 380, 385, 387, 393, 415,458 
Nuremberg, 401 
nutrition, function of, 6 
nycticorax, 449 
opus divinum, 334 organizations, large, 3791 Origen,98 
Orpheus, 425 
Ortega y Gasset, Jose, 501 Orthodox Church, Eastern, 180 Osiris, 339 
Ostwald, Wilhelm, 103 "other" in us, 152, 1691,486 Otto, Rudolf, 458 Oupnek'hat,85 overcrowding, in India, 524 overpopulation, 277, 323 Oxford,564 
pentad,408 Pentecost, 189 
perception(s): of conscious and un- 
conscious, 18; subliminal, 9 perils of the soul, 139, 172, 186,381 permanence, civilization and, 487 persecution, ideas of, 320 
persona, 127 
personality: dissociation of, 203, 373, see also dissociation; mana, 69, 70; of portions of psyche, 67; splitting of, 207, 282, 289 
persuasion, 157 perversions, sexual, 991 Pforta, 183 
phallus, 337 
Philemon and Baucis, 207, 213 Philistines, 182 
philosophy: in India, 526; and modern age, 180; psychopathology and, 547 
photographing Vfos, 322 
phrases, familiar, and disruption of consciousness, 138 
phylogeny, 32, 33 
physics, 89, 462; atomic/nuclear, 298, 316, 329, 393, 452; and observer, 252; theoretical, 411 physiotherapy, 559 
pictures, "meaningless," 383 pietism, 257 
pigeons, carrier, 336 
Pilgrim, Spiritual, 403, PI. vu pin-sticking, 370 
Pisces, 141,311 
"plan, great," 2051 
planets: and atomic explosions, 321; 
reconnaissance from, 321 Plato, 98, 198, 326, 391,448 platonic relationships, 1091, 123 play, and sport, 513 
pleasure principle, 160; Freud and, 
348 
plurality, of "selves," 334 Pluto, 188 
pneuma, 35,72,189,332,463 Poimandres, 189 
Poland, 239, 264n 
o 
Oannes, 141 
oath, modernist, 537 obliqueness, Indian, 524 observer, in physics, 252 
obsessions /obsessional ideas, 143, 
146; conscience and, 447 occultism, 3, 272, 328 
occupants, of Vfos, 317 occurrences, unusual, as omens, 319 octopus, 395 
Odin, 187n; see also Wotan Oedipus, 378; complex/motif, 348, 
349 
ogdoad,366,392 Oldenberg, Hermann, 91 Old Masters, 500 
Old Testament, 19on, 392, 447, 467 Oloron, 353 
omens, 58fj, 319 
One, the, 334 
one-sidedness, 93, 130, 253, 347,552; of conscious mind, 15; Freud's, 160; of modern education, 153 opinion: psychotherapy and, 158; in 
women, 119 
opium trade, 89 
Oppenheimer, Robert ]., 465 opposites: above/below, 4°7, 484; 
aristocratic / unaristocratic, 484; collision of, 4281; fire/water, 407; higher world/human world, 4081; masculine / feminine, 4°7; psychic, and conscience, 447; reconciliation of, 373; self as combination of, 337; tension of, 410, 414; union of, 327, 369, 402, 417; unity /quaternity, 4071; see also antitheses; coincidentia oppositorum; comPlexio oppositorum 
P 
paedagogics, 549 
painting: medieval, 406; modern, pathological element in, 210; -, and Vfos, 383fj 
Pali Canon, 525, 526 Pallas Athene, 388 panacea, 332, 383, 385 Papuans,64 Paracelsus, 211 Paradise, 139 
parallelism, psychophysical, 270, 411 parapsychology / parapsychological 
phenomena, 83, 84, 335, 411; and absolute knowledge, 336; and materialization, 416; and relativization of space/time, 27°,45° 
parents: as archetypes, 34fj; influ- 
ences from, and conflicts, 281 Paris, 481 
Parsilal, 214 
parthenogenesis, 432 
particiPation mystique, 371, 64, 65, 67,75, 195,433,452 
Pathans, 519 
Paul, St., 129, 276, 293, 414, 442, 
447; Greek mother of, 186 passivity, woman's, 117 
pax Romana, 487 peculiarities, individual, 4721 pelerinage de l'dme, 403, 423 penetration, 337,4°2 
600 
po lis, 99 
politics: individual's part in, 2 
relation to therapy, 178, 538ff 
population, increasing, 323 polygamy, 89 Polynesia/Polynesians, 89, 527 Portmann, Adolf, 336 
possession, 139, 146, 211, 214, 3: collective, 248; see also Ergrei 
power, drive/principle/will to, 135, 147, 155, 287, 349; Adler ar 161, 165, 348; Catholic ChUl and, 345; instinct, 344; in m 
leader, 220 
powers: arbitrary, 66, 69; tellur 
4971 
"power-word," 48 pragmatism, 499 prayer, 351, 353, 359 precognition, 336, 450 "prelogical" mind, 51ff 
present: consciousness of, 75j 
meaning of, 115 
prestige psychology, 348 presuppositions, of primitive, 54 "Prevorst, Seeress of," 124 priest, Catholic, 118 
primitives: and ancestral inheri ance, 510; and autonomOL psyche, 446; and causality, 5{ concentration among, 54; ani death, 51; and dreams, 150; ani fetish, 329; and morals, 53; alll mystical instruction, 118; neu 
rotics among, 19; projectiOl among, 26, 65; and psyche, 111 psychology of, 136; senses of, 53 and sex, 103; thought-productior 
among, 527; "totality" in, 347 unpsychological, 63; and the un usual, 137 
primitivity: in dream symbols, 219, 220; elements of, in India, 5281; 
sexual, 506 
Primordial Being, 407 
principles, 458, 467 
privatio boni, 338, 358, 465 problem(s): personal, attitude to, 78; 
601 

INDEX 
problem(s) (cont.) 
sexual, discussion of, 123; woman's, 114 
proficiency, 76 
projection(s): 25f, 65, 69, 318, 320, 562; on to anima figure, 378; appearance as physical facts, 335; ascetics and, 341; basis of, 328; carriers of, 320; explanatory, 324; instinctual and spiritual, 341; mandala as, 327; among primitives, 64, 68; and radar, 413; return of, to origin, 214; Ufos and, 318ff, 323, 373, 417; of unrecognized evil, 297; withdrawal of, 300; see also fear 
promiscuity, sexual, 506 propaganda, political, 320 propitiation, rites of, 19 prostitution: and love, 100; and 
marriage, 40, 120; tolerated, 120; in Uganda, 89 
Protestantism, 257, 261; in Germany, 
190; theology of, 549 Psalms, 386 
pseudologia Phantastica, 203, 205 pseudo-moderns, 76f psychasthenia, 6 
psyche: analogy with building, 31; building up of, 70; cannot know itself, 410; child's, and parents, 34; collective, 80, 86, 137; complexity of, 7, 550; current undervaluation of, 346; differences in, 137f; not an epiphenomenon, 270; European, 562; fascination of, 90, 92, 93; German, 186; importance of, 291; individual differences, 135; inside and outside, 78; materialized, 416; and matter, relation of, 411; national, 481; a natural phenomenon, 340; not subject to will, 440; objective, 147; peculiar nature of, 27of; polarity of, 447; prehistory of, Freud and, 349; reality of, 346; two-sided, 141; unity of, 146; weightless, 352 
psychiatrist, 348 
602 
psychiatry, and psychotherapy, 5541 psychism, materialized, Ufo as, 416 psychoanalysis: and attitude to sex, 
102; beginning of, 4; Freudian, 83, 85, 163, 348; as technique, 163f; and Ufos, 333; and yoga, 90; see also analysis; Freud 
psychogenic disturbances, 5f psychokinesis, 411 psychologem, 378f 
Psychological Club of Zurich, 469 psychologism, 144, 549 
psychology: abstract approach of, 272; academic, 272; American, 490ff, 502ff; analytical, sources of, 16; Chinese, 90; comparative, 340; complex, 469; and complexes, 225; criminal, 233; current interest in, 83, 324; "dirty-joke," 168; "discovery" of, 79; and evil, 356; Freudian, 90, see also psychoanalysis; Jewish and Germanic, 533, 540ff; layman's attitude to, 134ff; mass, 222, 225, 228f, 239, 276; -, German proneness to, 219, 222; medical, psychotherapy as, 547; national, 233; practice and theory in, 565; of primitives, 136; recent origin of, 137; as a science, 540; and therapy, 157f; Western man's interest in, 281; woman's, 116, 123f 
psychoneuroses, 555 psychopathology, 124; and experimental psychology, 4; French, 16; and psychotherapy, 547f psychopathy, 238; German, 232, 238; 
national, 233 
psychotherapy: confusion in, 533; Germanic, 538; as medical psychology, 547; need for wider field, 549; as profession, 558; and psychiatry, separation of, 558; as relationship, 164; schools of, 158, 564; scope of, 17; task of, 349; as a technique, 157ff, 168; and universities, 565; see also neurology; psychiatry: therapy 
puberty; and metabolism, 105; 
chological, 104, 106 publicity, American, 505f Pueblo Indians, 61, 65, 89, 211 puer aeternus, 181 
puerperal fever, 355 
Puerto Rico, 318 
puff-adder, 61 
Punch, 186 
Pyramids, 79 
Q 
quaternio, marriage, 402 
quaternity, 366, 391f, 396, 398, 402, 404; square as, 404; and unity, 407 quicksilver, 332, 333; see also Mer- 
curius 
quietism, Eastern, 91 
quincunx, 391, 395, 397, 398,4°7 quintessence / quinta essentia, 331, 
391, 392 
R 
rabbi,20 
radar, 312, 318, 325, 332,413,415 Ramanuja, 464 
rationalism: and ci ty dwelling, 341; 
scientific, 253; and sexuality, 344 rationalists, 344; and neurosis, 167 raven, 449 
ray (fish), 376 
reality: lack of, 208; spiritual, lack 
of experience of, 342 
Reason, Goddess of, 85, 280 reconnaissance, aerial, 316 
red, masculine colour, 417 redeemer, personified as animal, 360 reeducation de la volonte, 157 Reformation, 153,213 
retrigerium, 394 
regression, 160, 237 
Reich, German: founding of, 212; 
"thousand-year," 19°,215 Reichstag fire, 199 reincarnation, 88; and anima, 43 Reinwald,239 
INDEX 
psy- relationship: doctor-patient, I 274; human, and imperfecti 301 
relativization, of space and tiI 
270, 346, 450 relativism, 90 relativity, 89 
religion(s): decline of, and psycJ 79, 83; difficulty of understar ing, 280; Elgonyi and, 71f; go. of, 260; and hero-motif, 48; i stinctive nature of, 259; inter-W development, 180; and ma 
mindedness, 256ff; modern co tempt for, 93; "night," 33; a p! chic fact, 549; as psychotherape tic, 172; and psychotherapy, 55 State, 266; and unconscious, 19 
religious activity, 155 
religious experience, psycho logic structure of, 345 
representations, collective, 51 f, 6, 71,443,549 
repression (s), 5f, 160, 320; neurot] consequences of, 340; sexual, an "spirit," 343; of sexuality, 345 superego and, 438t 
resentment(s): of chthonic man, 486 
early, 164; Swiss, 485 
resistance(s), 162,470 
respectability, 129 
restraint, lack of, American, 506 restrictions, sexual, 343 resurrection, Christ's, symbolism of 
266 
Revelation, Book of, 337, 386 revelations, divine, visions as, 342 revolution: Communist, see Com
munism; French, see French Revolution 
Rhine, J. B., 349, 393, 394,411 Rhineland, 181 
rhythm, infectiveness of, 509 Ribot, Theodore, 4 rickshaw boys, 465 
riddle, of Sphinx, 378 
rites: effects of, 260; and unconscious, 346 
603 

rites d'entree et de sortie, 200,259 romance, and marriage, 102 Roman empire, 487 
Romans, Epistle to the, 265, 359, 442 
Rome: absence of technical prog- 
ress, 79; Asianization of, 91; germ of regeneration in, 143; malaise in post-classical, 140; and mystery cults, 514; imported religions, 16; slavery in, 121 
restlessness, 49 
Rorschach test, 395, 397, 398, 406 ros Gedeonis, 332 
Rosicrucians, 403 
rotundum(-a), 326, 378, 404, 423f, 
425, 429 
Rousseau, Jean-Jacques, 108 Rumania, 481 
rumour(s): mass, 324; requisites for, 315; symbolic, 328; Ufo as symbolical, 387; visionary, 314, 318f Rupertsberg codex, 403 
Ruppelt, Edward ]., 312, 316,413 Russia, 114n, 196, 261n, 481; and 
America, 491; education in prerevolutionary, 238; labour camps, 323; policy of, 319; red as colour of, 417; religion in, 180, 190; Tsarist, 115 
S 
Sabbath, defiler of, 357 Sahara, 317 
saints, 360; and dreams, 146 salamander, 394 Salpetriere, 4 
salvation, archetype of, 328 San chi, 520 
sanctions, Christianity and, 215 sanguis, 332 
Saqqara,79 
Satan, symbols of, 449 saving and spending, 488 
saviour, 356; birth and epiphany of, 397 
scapegoat, 297 
INDEX 
Schiller, Friedrich, 18, 499, 540 schizoid states, 139 
schizophrenia, 565 
Schmitz, Oscar, 90, 487 Schopenhauer, Arthur, 16, 86, 147, 
!1l3 
Schreber, Daniel Paul, 365 Schuler, Alfred, 181 & n Schwabing, 206 
Schweitzer, Albert, 414, 483 
science, 81, 82, 279; Chinese, 90; and the exceptional, 371f; v. faith, 84; and the individual, 252 
scintillae, 404 "sea, our," 332 sea-anemone, 395 seance, 314 
secrets, 468 sectarianism, 257 
security, 91f; magic and, 260; material, 81 
Seifert, Friedrich, 456 & n 
self: appearance of, 380; archetype of, 406f; -, Ufo as, 327; archetype of order, 424; better, 447; breaking up of unity of, 334; as combination of opposites, 337; and ego, 149, 463; as mediating symbol, 410; organizer of personality, 366; as psychic wholeness, 
410; symbols of, 326, 424fj; see also ego 
self-assertion, 160; see also power 
drive self-control, 41 
self-criticism, 3°0,356,447, 482f self-knowledge, 151f, 248fj, 269, 
293fj, 356; in therapist, 163 self-preservation, 200f, 287 
"selves," multiplication of, 334 sensation, function of: 330, 347,4°8; 
and frigidity, 106; and intuition, 486; see also functions, four seraphim, four, 391 
serpent: in Paradise, 140; symbol of Christ and Satan, 449 
servator mundi, 332 
servus rubeus, 417 
604 
Set, 339 
sex(uality), 287; aggressive, in women, 119; in America, 492, 506; Catholic Church and, 345; and forms, 336fj,' Freudian view, 7, 348f; and love, see love; in men and women, 104; and metaphor, 337; primitives and, 103; and psyche, 135, 147; and religion, 343, 345; repressed, 155, 344, 346; study of, 90; and symbolism, 343t; Ufos and, 333; and unconscious, 6t, 23; in women, and marriage, 123t 
shadow, 215, 345, 366, 377n; collective, of humanity, 296t; confrontation with, 463, 468; discovery of, 216; Hitler as representing, 223; ignorance of, in hysterics, 207; inescapable, 170; man's, and woman, ll3, 127; necessary to self, 337; projection of, 203; recognition of, 300t; unconsciousness of, 2801; Western man and, 290 
Shah] ehan, 519 
Shakespeare, 156 shaman/shamanism, 15, 16, 48, 514 Shankara, 464 
shape(s): sexual significance of, 336; 
of Ufos, 317, 325,3351 shark,376 
sheep sacrifices, 181 shen-soul, 29 Shiraz, 519 
Shiva, 519 shofar,20 Siegfried, 190n 
Sievers, Edgar, 322, 352n, 399 "signs in the heavens," 320, 323, 398 Sikhs, 519 
Simon Magus, 40 
sin, 3561; original, 296 size, of Ufos, 317 skyscrapers, 514 
slang, American, 504f slaves, 121 
Sleipnir, 184 
slips of the tongue, 398n slogans, 248, 276 
INDEX 
smiling, infective, 509 Smith, Heu~ne, 125 
snakes, dream-symbol, 19; see 
serpent 
social democracy, 77 social service, 492 socialism, 537 
societies, secret, American, 514 Society for Psychical Research, I 
ish,234 
society, abstract nature of, 2541 Socrates, 76,446,453, 481 
solar plexus, 517 
sol invictus, 425 
solstice, 181 
solution/solvent, 3311 Sommer, Robert, 533n, 562 
Son of God, Christ and Satan as, 4 Son of Man, 271, 397 
soul(s): concept of, 42/; -, C nese, 29; "in chains," 334; in vidual, and world soul, 335; I of, 139, 381; "nations of the," I of the nation, 481; perils of, ~ perils; as sphere, 326, 335; UI as, 326; universality of, 67; w, dering, 64; see also world-soul 
soul-force, IS soul-sparks, 404 
space-ships/travel, 315t, 321, 3~ 324, 329, 369,421; see also Ufos Spain, ll5, 481, 512; Civil War i 
19° 
spear(s), 337,402 
specialization, growth of, 79 speech: English, 522f; Indian, 52 
523; peculiarities of, 508 speed, of Ufos, 316 
spells, 371 
Spengler, Oswald, 487 
sphere: dream figure, 362; soul a: 
326 
Sphinx, 377; riddle of, 378 spider, flying, 351 fj, 359 
Spinoza, Benedict/Baruch, 20, 98 spirit(s): alchemical water as, 332 
ancestral, 69; and body, relatiOl of, 94; breath as, 72; collective 
605 

INDEX 
spirit(s) (cont.) 
501; danger of, 486; evil, 447, see also demon, devil; man of the, 484; Mercurius as, 332, see also Mercurius; primitive man and, 11, 52; symbolized by circle, 404; and telluric powers, 4981 
spiritualism, 15, 48, 671, 83, 84, 87, 
514 
spirituality, secret, 494 sp iri tus loci, 511 
sPiritus Mercurii/mercurialis, 332, 
4°5 
spittle, 72 
split, psychic, 139; split-mindedness, 327; see also consciousness; dissociation; personality spring-point,311 
sport, 93; in America, 48, 513 sputniks, 323 
square, 4041 
Squires, H. C., 564 
"stab in the back," 208 Stalin, J. V., 263 
stammering, 5081 
star of David, 407 
star, as aircraft emblem, 417 
State: American view of, 492; deification of, 261; dependence on, 201, 221; goals of, 260; and individual, 2251, 252fJ, 256, 258; as personality, 255, 286; and religion, 2591; Welfare, 201 
statistical method / statistics, 2491, 
394 
Steiner, Rudolf, 84 
stepmother, 37 steward, un just, 357 stigmatization, 422, 424 Stockholm, 551, 554 
stone: found in Nile, 332; Philos- 
ophers', 391,424; see also laPis storm-god, 184 
Stransky, Erwin, 554 stratosphere,311 
Strauss, Dr., 564 
Strudel, 370 
stupa,52o 
subjective factor, energy charge of, 
397 
subject status, Swiss and, 483 sublimation, 8, 160, 171 substitute formation, 161 Suez, 290 
suffering, chain of, 360 
suggestion(s), 70, 157; mass, 234, 254, 
276; therapy, 547 
suicide, 41 
Summum Bonum, 445, 449 
sun, 424; allegory of Christ, 425; dream-figure, 3611; Elgonyi and, 72; falling from sky, 387; Pueblo view of, 68 
sun children, 4321 sun wheel, 326 superbia, 287 
superego, 348,438,4391,446; archaic 
vestiges in, 440 
Superman, 203,208,212, 213, 214 Sweden, 315, 316 
Swedenborg, Emanuel, 86 
Swiss, character of, 484fJ 
Swiss Committee of Psychotherapy, 
566 
Swiss Society for Practical Psychol- 
ogy, 551 
Swiss Society of Psychiatry, 565 Switzerland, 103, 186, 200, 224, 512; as Europe's centre of gravity, 486; function in Europe, 487; and German guilt, 196; Keyserling and, 481fJ; magic in, 370, 371 
sword,337 
symbiosis, 336; of conscious and unconscious, 378 
symbol(s), 11, 279; circular, 327; col- 
lective, in dreams, 152; creation of, 18; individuation, 326; religious, archetypal character of, 285; of self and of divinity, 339; therio- 
morphic, 360; Ufos as, 325, 387; union of rational and irrational in, 18; uniting, 389, 407, 414; see also totality 
symbol-creating function, 18, 19 symbolism: Christian, archetypal 606 
nature, 343; ecclesiastical, 370; neurotic, ambiguity of, 169; oriental, psychology and, 548; sexual interpretation, 343 
symbology, comparative, 340 synchronicity, 313, 349, 361, 411, 417, 450 
synchronism, 450 
T 
table, four-footed, 397 table-turning, 15 
Tabula smaragdina, 484 
Taj Mahal, 519, 520 
talking, Americans and, 504 Tanguy, Yves, 394fJ, 403, PI. IV Tao'407,410,463 
Taos, 514 
Taurus, 311, 484 
tear-drop, Ufo as, 33ln 
technique, psychotherapy and, 157fJ technology, 328 
telepathy, 336, 450 
telluric man/masses, 4971 temperature inversion layers, 316, 
325 
temptation of Jesus, 389 ten, the number, 366 
Ten Commandments, 439 tension, emotional, 319 Teresa of Avila, 467 tetraktys, 424 
tetrapeza, 397 Teutschenthal, 184 theocracy, 231 
theories, statistical, 249 Theosophy, 16,83,84,87,88,9°, 91 therapist, see doctor 
thinking: see functions, four; intel- 
lect 
thirty, the number, 404 Thomas Aquinas, 403, 427 
thought: Indians and, 527, 529; primitives and, 12 
threads, rain of, 352n, 353 
three plus one motif, 391, 392, 397, 402, 408 
INDEX 
thriller, vogue for, 199 thunderbolt, 450 Tibet, 91, 525 
tics, 508 
Tifereth,41O 
time machine, 39ln totalitarianism, 221, 5361 totality: Christian, 392; COllSe 
ness and, 335; God as symbc 327; symbols of, 404, 407; see mandala; wholeness 
town, in America, 5061 tradition, as criterion, 343 transference, 160, 273 transformation: Buddhism and, 
of souls into water, 333 trauma, infuntile sexual, 171 tremendum, 458, 463 triad,408 
tricephalus, 392 
Trinity, Holy, 391, 403; Christ ;; 397; and the devil, 392; icor raphy of, 392; vision of, 339 troposphere, 311 
trusts, 379 
tubes, seen in sky, 402 Turkey, 481 
twenty-four, the number, 404 twilight state, hysterical, 208 two, as vertical axis, 407 tyranny, 277 
v 
Vfos, 311fJ, 415; appearance and d appearance, 3321; as archety[ images, 327; in dreams, 33ofJ; history, 401fJ; materiality of, 41t not photogenic, 322; occupants ( 317, 3211; plurality of, 3341; 
portents of death, 369; psychic n tu re of, 415; and radar, 332, 41 sexual aspects, 333, 3501; shap< 325, 336; see also acceleratiol drop; flight; size; speed 
Uganda, 89 "ugliest Man," 131 
607 

uncleanness, magical, 197 unconscious, 147, 290, 334f; autonomy of, 335, 441; collective/ suprapersonal, lOff, 138, 219, 377; -, unity of, 450; compensation, theory of, 15, 17,23,219,388; contents of, 8f, 18; denial of, 3; dependence on consciousness, doubts regarding, 440; discovery of, 211f, 358; dreams as symptoms of, 151, 218; early use of term, 3; fear of, 119; Freudian concept, 5, 30; Germanic, tensions in, 166, 219; guiding function, 23; language of, 17; nature of, 30; objectivity of, 291; personal, 9; projection of, 25; psychic forces and, 185; psychoanalysis and, 4; and religious experience, 293; in religious persons, 292; uniting symbol in, 414; see also consciousness; dissociation; compensatory 
unconsciousness: Jewish, and Aryan, 165; of mass man, 75; as sin, 357; woman's, 117, 119 
understanding, 499; see also knowl- 
edge 
unemployed, in Germany, 180, 205 unigenitus, 397 
United Kingdom, 316 
United States, see America 
unity: focus of, 143; of individual, 349; of mankind, 295; and quaternity, 407; symbol of, 414; see also totality; wholeness 
universities, 565 
unus mundus, 409, 411, 452 Upanishads, 85, 191 U.S.S.R., see Russia 
uterus, 333, 336 
v 
Valentino, Rudolph, 513 Valery, Paul, 499n, 500 Valhalla, 190n 
Valkyries, 186, 188 
INDEX 
INDEX 
van Gogh, Vincent, 392n 
van der Hoop, Dr., 551, 554 van Houten, D., 403n 
venereal diseases, 89, 102 Venus, 321; incantation to, 371 Verdant One, 328 
Vienna, 235,481,554 
vzmana, 525 
vinum ardens, 332, 392 
violence, in dream-symbols, 219, 220 Virgil, 121 
Virgo,484 
Vishnu, 520 
vision, and hallucination, 314n visions: collective, 314, 319,320,324; 
of Saints, 342; as symbol, 350 voice(s): 353; English, 522f; inner, 
447 volatilization, 332 volition, 340 Voluspo, 192f, 194 
vox Dei, 444f, 446ff, 453 
Wells, H. G., 315, 39In 
We ltanschauung, of psychotherapy, 
548 
West and East, differences, 114 wheels, in Ezekiel's vision, 403 white, feminine colour, 417 
white man, Pueblo view of, 89, 211 White House, 417 
wholeness, 339; archetype of, 328, 335; death and, 367; four as symbol of, 391; instinct for, 344f; psychic, cosmic affinities, 335; _, images of, 335; and sexuality, 344; symbol of, 339, 414; and transcendence, 410; see also individuation; totality; unity 
Wilhelm Il, 239 
Wilhelm, Richard, 90, 91, 235,464 Wilkins, Harold T., 33In, 352n, 
353n 
will to power, see power 
wind: god of, 187f; Hermes and, 
188f; symbol in Nietzsche, 182 wine, fiery, 332 
wish-fantasies, 1641, 169,248 wish-fulfilment, 160, 162, 277 wishes, repressed/suppressed, 5, 341 witchcraft, 11, 52, 69; dreams and, 
150 witch-doctor, 370 witch-motif, 33 witnesses, 320 wizards, 371,372 
Woman (women): conservatism of, 511; Dionysus and, 185; dress, 520f; Indian, 52°f, 522' male attachment to older, 108; man's image of, 39; mental masculiniza- 
	tion of, 119; and psychology, 125; 	Zagreus, see Dionysus 
relation to man's world, 116; and Zarathustra, see Nietzsche social independence, 117; unmar- Zechariah, Book of, 404 ried, surplus of, 120; see also Zeitgeist, 281, 303, 501 
	anima 	zenith, 407 
	"wooden-headedness," Swiss, 540 	zeppelin, 325n 
word(s): magical, 147; personifica- Zeus, 189, 388,450 
	tion of, 286f; see also Logos 	Zosimos, 333, 386, 405 
world: end of, 328, 367; higher and Zschokke, Heinrich, 451 
	human, 408f; lower and upper, 	Zurich, 551, 554 
6°9 
392; vertical and horizontal, world-soul, 326; and indivi souls, 335 
World War I, 77, 80, 130, 179, 220, 221, 233, 314; woman 116 
World War Il, 222 World War Ill, 3641 
Wotan, 194, 214, 371; archetyp( 187f, 189; cavalcade of, 371 Ergreifer, 185; oak(s) of, 85, resurrection of, 180 
wrath-fire, 389 
writing, American, 504 Wunsch, 188 & n Wyndham, John, 431ff 
Y 
Yahweh, 192, 448; fire of, 389; Wj 
ness of, 392 yang, see yzn yantras, 424 
yin and yang, 35, 142, 407, 484, 4: 498 
yoga, 518; and psychoanalysis, ! see also Bhakti-Yoga; Kundal 
W 
Wagalaweia songs, 186 
Wagner, Richard, 184, 186n, 212, 214 
war: outlawing, 77; preparation for, 
82; see also World War I Warens, Madame de, 108 wasp, 336 
water: permanent/of the Philoso- 
phers / philosophical,. 331 f, 385; in star of David, 407; source of living, 392; symbol of passivity, 394; that is fire, 385, 394; as unconscious, 425; see also aqua perman ens 
Watson, John B., 491, 492 weightlessness, 315, 316, 321, 329, 
352, 415 
Weimar Republic, 180 Weizsacker, Viktor von, 166n welfare, social, 154,492 Welfare State, 201 
Welles, arson, 315n 
608 
yoga yogi,517 youth'375 
Youth Movement, German, 180 yucca moth, 282 
Z