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THE ATLAS OF THE ALIEN SPARK

C. G. Jung

Jung
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He read the Gnostics as psychologists in mythological dress, wrote the Seven Sermons to the Dead (1916) under the name of Basilides, and his foundation bought one of the Nag Hammadi codices in 1952 — which is why Codex I is still called the Jung Codex.

The main channel by which this material reached the twentieth century as something to be USED rather than studied. Also the main source of the habit — which this pack tries to resist — of treating ancient people as unconscious Jungians.
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sephirahyesod
whyYesod transmits upward material to the world below, and colours it in transmission. Every modern reading of the Gnostics passes through him whether it knows it or not.
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seven sermons · jung codex · psychology
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