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Carl Gustav Jung made a revolution in the science of modern psychology by introducing the inherent needs of a human being that are beyond the structures of our society. He has confirmed, that the ancient cultures had more realization about our place in the universe, than our current society can even conceive of.
A passage from "Psychology and Alchemy"
''If a human psyche can be described like something, that something has to be so unimaginably complex and differentiated, that it cannot be approached from the position of the instinctual psychology. Only with the awe and tremble I can look into the depth and height of our psychic nature. It's universe located outside the space time continuum holds untold great quantities of images, which are accumulated in a living organism for millions of years. My consciousness is like an eye, penetrating the farthest spaces with images that are out of spaces. And those images are not pale shadows, but shaking intense and powerful factors, the nature of which we are not capable to understand, yet their power is undeniable. Together with this picture I would like to put a vision of a night sky full of stars, because the only equivalent of our inner universe is in our outer universe.
As soon as I start to realize this world by the means of my body, right away I discover it by the means of my soul. - (Freud und die Psychoanalyse). It would be profanity to claim, that God can find himself anywhere but the human soul. Truly the essence of sacredness, the intimacy of relationship between God and Soul makes impossible not taking seriously the latest. Calling these relationships family like, we would probably go too far, but in any case, the soul should contain in itself the ability to relate to God: without it no connection is possible and this equality in the terms of psychology we call The Archetype of Godliness.''
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