"Memories, Dreams, Reflections," by Carl Jung
 
  "There was an enormous difference between my mother's two
  personalities. That was why as a child I often had anxiety
  dreams about her. By day she was a loving mother, but at
  night she seemed uncanny. Then she was like one of those
  seers who is at the same time a strange animal, like
  a priestess in a bear's cave. Archaic and ruthless; ruthless
  as truth and nature. At such moments she was the embodiment
  of what I have called the 'natural mind.'[3]"
 
  [3]"The 'natural mind' is the 'mind which says absolutely
  straight and ruthless things.' (Seminar on Interpretation
  of Visions [Zurich, privately printed, 1940], V, p. iv.)
  'That is the sort of mind which springs from natural sources,
  and not from opinions taken from books; it wells up from the
  earth like a natural spring, and brings with it the peculiar
  wisdom of nature.' (Ibid, VI, p. 34.)"
 
-pg. 50 in this copy
 
-personal notes:
return to the entryway, and see log 08 May 2025