Jung on His Early Life
Jung made handwritten revisions on this page of a draft of the English language translation of his autobiographical Memories, Dreams, Reflections (1963). He complains about the inadequacies of his religious teachers, including his father and his uncles, all Swiss Reformed Church pastors, and regrets that what he was taught as a child in church did not match his inner experiences. Although his views were unorthodox in terms of his Christian upbringing, Jung had a life-long interest in religious experience, which is evident in the Red Book. He said that all his thoughts �circle around God like the planets around the sun.�
Jung made handwritten revisions on this page of a draft of the English language translation of his autobiographical <em>Memories, Dreams, Reflections</em> (1963). He complains about the inadequacies of his religious teachers, including his father and his uncles, all Swiss Reformed Church pastors, and regrets that what he was taught as a child in church did not match his inner experiences. Although his views were unorthodox in terms of his Christian upbringing, Jung had a life-long interest in religious experience, which is evident in the <em>Red Book</em>. He said that all his thoughts �circle around God like the planets around the sun.�