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u/CritSrc · 7 pointsr/mbti

Psychological Types is DENSE AS FUCK, so I'll point you to other material by Jungians who present Jung's ideas in a much more manageable and understandable manner.

> Marie von Franz's "Lectures on Jungian Typology"
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> Jolande Jacobi's "The Psychology of C.G. Jung."

u/slabbb- · 5 pointsr/Meditation

maybe ask over in r/Jung? There's some good books out there that orient through basics of Jung's model. His actual work is dense, and yes, daunting, but there are ways of navigating the territory and becoming more familiar with the model and concepts that make it more easily digestible.

Here's a few books that could help with entry into the terrain of Jungian ideas:

Man and His Symbols

Complex/Archetype/Symbol in the Psychology of C. G. Jung,

The Psychology of C. G. Jung


u/chacham2 · 4 pointsr/Jung

Intro to Jung: Jacobi's The Psychology of C. G. Jung (Available for free at Archive.org) She explains his entire theory, including things not in the books. She studied under Jung, was one of his main students, and Jung wrote an introduction to that book.

For Jung himself, the generally accepted place to start is Collected Works Volume 7, Two Essays on Analytical Psychology. It's a basic introduction written by Jung himself, and is the easiest of all his books on this topic.

Jung doesn't really talk about the Tarot. The closest thing that he speaks of at length would be astrology. He lists his approach and tests in Collected Works Volume 2, Experimental Researches.

u/MoreConsideration · 1 pointr/Jung