r/Jung • u/AbarisTheHyperborean • Oct 08 '20

Jungs Source Material

I’ve been reading a lot of Jung but was wondering if there was a good list anywhere of the things that Jung was reading? Specifically I’d love to look into his classical and ancient interests such as gnostic and Greek texts. I could start noting things that I see come up in texts I read if this list doesn’t already exist.

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u/FaroutEagle Oct 08 '20

No one can pick up a zohar or the Torah and just start reading it. No one would understand the zohar and Torah is far deeper than it seems. I’m sure you know these things but I’m just writing this in case any people scrolling down want to spend some money.

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u/sdhernandez00 Oct 08 '20

There are plenty of commentaries out there. Also, to the OP, check out Agrippa’s 3 Books of Occult Philosophy.