SUPER TABULAM - SYMBOL 
SUPER TABULAM - SYMBOL 
superstition(s) (cont.): and truth, 8 966; 
and words/verbal statements, 6 65,665, 699; 
	"Su per 	tabulam 	smaragdinam 
commentarius," see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: De alchemia s.v. Hortulanus 
Supper, the Last, 11 299,378,418 suppression: of feelings, see feel- 
ing(s) s. v.; 
of incompatible/antisocial tendency, 5 660; 11 129, 780; 
and repression, 11 129; 17 199a, 218 
suppuration, 8 488 supracelestial fire, 134°8 Supreme Being, 6 59; 18565 Surabaya, 7 106 
surgery, 4 201; 1520 
Suriel, 14 575 
surrounding / embracing, by mother, 5 682 
survival after death, 13 7fm; see also 
immortality 
Surya, 13 340&n; 14 735n Sushumna, 16381 
Suso, H., 11 484; 
Little Book of Eternal Wisdom, tr. J. M. Clark, 9i 15n 
suspension, state of, 13 339 Sutech, 9ii 130 
Sutras: Amitiiyur-dhyiina, 9i 574n, 
607n; 11808n, 912.-27; 18 1675; tr. J. Takakusu, Buddhist Mahayiina Sutras, 11 913n; Lankavatara, 11 89on; Vedanta, 9i 675&n; 13 287n; Yoga, 6 328n; 9i 520 
Sutta-NiPata, 5 437n Suttie, I., 18 121,123-5 Suvarov, A. v., 3 291 
Suzuki, D. T.: Essays in Zen Buddhism, 11827n, 883n, 88~, 8qm, 894n, 898n, 90on, 90~; Introduction to Zen Buddhism, 9i 
602n; 11 87~; J.'s foreword, 11 877-907 
Svildhisthana-chakra, 13334; 16560 Svaha, 13 340&n 
Svayambhu, 12 533 
Svenson, F.: "Om Katatoni," 3 28n S. W., Miss, see Jung: CASES vo!. 1 Swahili, 18551 
swallowing: motif, 12436,44°,496, 
fig· 17°; 
pregnancy and, 17 43-4; 
see also devouring; incorporation 
swan, see ANIMALS s.v. 
Swanton, J. R.: Ethnology of the Haida, 5 48~ 
"swarm of people," 5 300, (P458) swastika, 9i 98, 569, 574&n, 646, 
700; 11 948; 18 1310, 1328; 
as mandala, 18 1332; movement of, 9i 564, 680&n; and National Socialism, 9i 98; 162o; 
as sun-wheel, 5 163n, 368 Swazi people, 11 370 swearing, 4 717-20 
sweat/sweating: bloody, of arcane substance, 13381,39°; 
motif of, 16453 
sweat-bath, 12 44m; 14 34, 262n, 
365 
Sweden, 10 599, 601; see also Stock- 
holm 
Swedenborg, E., 1 63, 70; 6 709; 11 
845; 18 706&n, 707-9, 714; homo maximus, 9i 5n; 9ii 310; 10 175; 1512; 
vision(s) of, 1 101; 8 912, 915, 983; 11 882 
sweets, addiction to, 1 206 swindler/swindling, 1 474; pathological, psychology of, 1 117, 304, 320, 341 
swine-herd, 13 288 
Swiss Committee of Psychotherapy, 10 1072 
Swiss Psychiatric Society, 4 199; 10 1070; 18 (P46m) 
Swiss Society for Practical Psychology, 10 1048 
Swiss Society for Psychotherapy, 16 (P94n) 
Switzerland/Swiss, 4 479; 9ii 353; 10 214, 390, 412, 455, 975; 11 484; 17234, 24fm; 18369; TITLE: "The Swiss Line in the European Spectrum," 10 90324; 
and battle of St. Jacob, 18 183; as Europe's centre of gravity, 10 920; 
and freedom, 18 1338; frontier of, in dream, 18 348; function in Europe, 10922; and German guilt, 10 404; and Germany and France, 18 92; 
harvest blessing in, 18 409; journey from, in dream, 18 180; 
Keyserling and, 10 90g-24; language and dialect in, see language s.vv. German; Swiss dialect; 
magic in, 107°0-1; 
national characterltem perament, 10910-24; 18 278, 784, 1351-4, 1368-9; 
national vice of, 17 251; 
as neologism, 3 253-4, 310, 374; 
patron saint of, see Brother 
Klaus; 
village in, in dream, 18 163 "Switzerland," in case of B. St., 3 
65° 
253,310,374 swoon state, 8 955 
sword, 12 152n, 417, 436; 13 (PP60, 
63), IOgn, 110,217,23°; alchemical, 11 357, 359; Christ as, see Christ s. v.; 
in Christ's mouth, in Apocalypse, 5 557; 11 324, 357, 725; 
in Christian symbolism, 5 15fm; 11 324; 
divisive, 11 359, 420; 13 110; in dreams, 3 4°0-2; 4 488-9; 8 
651 
149; 
egg divided by, 11 357; 13 89, 109&n; 
fiery, 13 IOgn, 110,276; flaming, 11 359; 
Freya's, 8 96fm; 
of God's wrath, 13 110,447; hanging on a tree, 13447; 
of Mercurius, see Mercurius s.v. ; 
in Mithraism, 5 15OO,fig· 9; piercing/penetrating with, 5 574&n; 10638; 11 345-6,420; 13 106; 
sacrificial, 5 1500; 11 324&n, 361; 13 106; 
Siegmund's, broken, 5 556; 
as solar power, 5 557; two-edged, 11 324; 13 110,447; see also dagger; spear 
"sydus" (Paracelsus), 8 390 Syene, 9ii 186 
Sylvanus, 5 354, 547 
Sylvester 11, Pope (Gerbert of Rheims), 11 367; 13 107n; 14 626&n 
Sylvester, St., 5 572-3; 14 483; 18 258 
symbiosis, 10636; 
of conscious and unconscious, 10715; 
of pJant and animal, 11 447; of plant and insect, 10 547n; 16 206; 
of two instincts, 6 166; of types, 7 80 
symbol(s) (-ism), 3 520; 4 334; 6 310, 323, 814-29 (DeL); 7323; 9i 82; 1014; 11 280,389; 1311,26, 31,42,68-9,199; 14667-8,763; 15 105, 119, 124, 150, 154, 159; 16 101,34°.460,474; 17 196; 
TITLES: "The Ambivalence of the Fish Symbol," 9ii 181-92; "The Archetype in Dream Symbolism," 18 521; "Background to the Psychology of Christian Alchemical Symbol- 

SYMBOL 
symbol(s) (cont.): 
ism," 9ii 267-86; "Christ, a Symbol ofthe Self," 9ii 68-126; "Conceptions and Symbols of the Goal," 12 335-41; "Concerning Mandala Symbolism," 9i 627-712; "Contributions to Symbolism," 18 1082-3; "Dogma and Natural Symbols," 11 56-107; "The Function of Religious Symbols," 18560-77; "General Remarks on Symbolism," 11 280-5; "Gnostic Symbols of the Self," 9ii 287346; "The History and Psychology of a Natural Symbol," 11 108-68; "Individual Dream Symbolism in Relation to Alchemy," 12 44-331; "Individual Representations ofthe Tree Symbol," 13 304-49; "On the History and Interpretation of the Tree Symbol," 13 350-482; "The Relation of the KingSymbol to Consciousness," 14 498-513; "The Stone Symbolism," 13 126-33; "The Symbolism of the Mandala," 12 122-331; "Symbols and the Interpretation of Dreams," 18 416-607; "Symbols of the Mother and of Rebirth," 5 300-418; "The Symbols of the Self," 12 323-31; Symbols of Transformation, vo\. 5; "Transformation Symbolism in the Mass," 11 296-448; "The Water Symbolism," 13 134-8; 
and allegory, distinguished, 3 136; 5 114,329; 8644; 9i 7&n; 9ii 127; 14 677; 
as analogies of sexual instinct, 5 
338; 
and analogy, 6 93n; 7 492-3; 14667; 16215; 
	antinomiaVparadoxical, 	11 
277; 
archaic, 7 241/462; 
652 

archetypal, 5 447; 13350,395, 397&n, 481; 14 669; 
archetype and, 13395: 16342; assimilation of Christ through, see Christ s.v. assimilation; 
as assimilation phenomena, 9ii 295; 
autochthonous, 6 193; autonomy of, 5 6000; 9ii 59; belief in, and understanding of, 5 342; 
of beloved, 5 619; bisexual, 4 481; 
as bridges and pointers, 5 510; -carriers, 6 305; 
cause and, 8 46; 
and centring process, 16 219; choice of, 7 129, 139; 
coitus-, 3 285; 
collective, 5447; 7384; 13395; in dreams, see dream symbols s.v. 'collective; in schizophrenia, 3527; 
of collective unconscious, 18 81; 
combination of, 6 459; comparative research into, 13 352-3, 463; 14 275; compensating, 13397; 16252; of complexes, 3 101, 117; 
as comprehension by analogy, 4553; 
and consciousness, 6 204; contrasexual, 13458; convincingness of, 11 167; cosmogonic, 12 30; 
creation of, see function s.v. symbol-creating; 
delusions and, 3 527; 
derived from archaic residues / engrams / functioning, 6405-6; 16 253; 
dhvaja as, 11 930; 
dissolution of, 6 401; 8 148; dogmatic, 9i 18; 
dual nature of, 16 398; ecclesiastical, 10 700; 16 471 (see also Christianity; Church; 

SYMBOL 
religious symbols); 
effect of, emotional, 4 490; elaboration of, 9i 12; ethnic, 4457: 
ethnological, 13 134; 
of everything psychic, 5 77; explanation of, 7 341; 
as expression of projections, 14 678; 
fantasy images as, 14 772; feminine, 16 518&n; fixed, 16340-1; 
-formation, see sep. entry below; functional meaning / importance of, see function(s) s.v. of symbols; 
hermeneutic significance of, 7 492-3; 
Hermetic, 13 289; 
historical,7 132; and personal, 52; 
history of, 3 526; 8 931; 9ii 278; 13470; 17 198; 
as images of unconscious contents, 5 114; 
Indian, 9ii 271; interpenetration of, 11 125-6: interpretation of, 4 673, 677: 18519; causal vs. final, 8471; sexual, 10 653; 
knowledge of, needed, 16 44; life-promoting significance of, 6202-3; 
magic of, 13 44; mana, 16 340; 
of manners, 18 35; 
meanings of, 13 397; for alchemists, 14 677; diametrically opposed, 9ii 200; diverse, not uniform/fixed, 8471; 16341: multiple, 14 634; 
as mediator between opposites, 6 178, 211, 824 (see also opposites, union of); 
migration of, 8 228; 11 781; multiplicity of, 16 398; mythological, 565gn; 1619; 18 551 ; 
653 

natural, 11 435, 824; vs. cultural, 18578; self as, 16474; as natural products, 18 480: nature of, 12 400; 
need for, 5 342; 16345; neurotic, ambiguity of, 10360; never simple, 11 385; 
in non-objective art, 15 206-10, 213; 
not derived from personal sources, 6 405; 
numinosity of, 11 337n; 14 514; 18 579; 
objective and subjective aspects, 11 383n; 
at onset of transference, 16 381; 
of opposite sex, 9ii 19; Oriental, 18 139; 
origin of, 5 201; overdetermined, 11 723; overlappings in. 14454; parable and. 15 105; paradoxical, see above antinomial; 
and particiPation mystique, 11 337n; 
in patients' paintings, 16 1 11; pictorial, and psychology, 9ii 304; 
positive and negative. 16496; poverty/impoverishment of, 9i 11,23.28,50; 
is primitive exponent of unconscious, 13 44; 
production, 13 395; prospective meaning, 4 674; and psyche, its effect on, 6455; psychological truth of, 5 343; 
	psychological 	understanding 
of, 14667, 680; 
quaternary. 13457; in dreams, see dream symbols s.v. quaternary; 
rational and irrational contained in. 10 24; 
reality of, 6 202. 211; 
of rebirth, 9i 235; 

SYMBOL-FORMULATION - SYNCHRONICITY 
SYMBOL-FORMULATION - SYNCHRONICITY 
symbol(s) (cont.): 
redeeming, 6 365, 435-43, 445-7, 453, 458; 
relation to, 6 205; 
relativity of, 6 375-433; religious, see religious symbols; replacing experience, 11 75; representing deified man, 11 158; 
representing the organs, 15 166n; 
sacred, 17 310; sacrificial, 5 671; 11 339; of saviour, 13 133; 
in schizophrenia, 3 25, 30, 387, 390; 4 45~7; 
shamanistic, 13462; 
as shaped energies, 6425; 
and sign, differentiated, 5 114, 180,329; 6 93n, 201, 788, 814; 7 492; 8 88, 644; 9ii 127; 10 637n; 15 105; 16 339, 362; 18 482; 
as spirit from above, 9i 50; spiritual, 13 81; 
spontaneous and prescribed, 11 854; 
of starry heaven, 13 114; study of, 18 607; 
su bjectivity of, 5 1 3n; 
and symbolic evaluation, 8 148; symbolic substitution, 6 201; taking refuge in, 18 648, 649; ternary, 11 284; 
tradition and, 11 165; 
as transformers of libido, 5 344; 
triadidtrinitarian, 5 294n; 9ii 382n; 11 172, 284; 
two meanings of, 4 539, 674-7; typos as, 12 20; 
unconscious, 6 182-3, 204; unconscious archetype and conscious mind in, 5 344; unconscious as matrix/producer of, 12 51~17; 18 603, 637; 
of unconscious processes, 11 779; 
unconscious represented by, 11 810; 
of unity, 9ii 59; mandala as, 12 32 (see also uniting symbol); use of, in assimilating unconscious contents, 5 468; 
value and purpose of, 5 336; 6 204,212; 7492; 
vessel as, in alchemy, 12338--9; in visions of saints, 4 72; 
wide range of meanings, 5 238; world itself speaks in, 9i 291; see also alchemical symbols; dream symbols; libidosymbols; mother, symbols of; phallic symbolism; sexual symbols; uniting symbols; 
see also under animal(s); arcane substance; baptism; blood in alchemy; centre; Christ; Christianity; Church/Ecclesia; Church (Catholic); circle; city; coniunctio; cross; death; dogma; energy; father; fertility; function(s); Gnostic(ism); goal; God; god(s); individuation; initiation; instinct; jewel; Joyce; lapis; light; mandala; Mass; Mercu-rius; Mithras; number(s); opposites, union of; perfection; personality; plants; primitive; Prometheus; psychology; sea; self; semiotic; soul; spirit; stone, alchemical; theriomorphic; totality; transformation; tree; water; wheel; wholeness; 
far other INSTANCES see altar; ANIMALS: bull, crab, dragon, fish, horse, lion, octopus, serpent, tiger, toad, unicorn, uroboros; arrow; bridge; cathedral; child; earth; fire; flame; foot; ford; geometry; giant; Grail; head; hoard; ivory figure; king; lightning; lingam; log; lozenge; magician; mountain; music; ogdoad; priest; quadrangle; quaternity; ring; 
innervations of, 7 206; see also nervous system sympathy,9i 158; 
of all things, 11 443 symptom(s), 3 575, 578; 745-7,75 93,98, 187, 223, 272-3,323; 1] 540; 13455; 16115,259; 17259; acceptance of, 16 11; 
affective origins of, 16 231; -analysis, 16 199; 17 176; arrangement of, 7 187; 
and collective element, 7 250, 467; 
definition of, 18 1309; evaluation of, 4 415; 
Freudian psychoanalysis as, 4 747; 
hypomanic, 1 224; hysterical, see hysteria s.v.; imaginary, 11 12,26; 1632; localization of, 9ii 291; 
in manic mood disorder, 208--9, 224; 
neurotic/nervous, 4 254; 7 271 438, 54, 67-8, 192, 342; 8 62, 573, 642; 13 54, 323, 436; 14 505, 696; 16 126; 18 421; 
of old age, 7 116; physiological, and the uncon· scious, 5 681; 
prodromal, 1 24,32,76; psychogenic, 1 302; 4365, 528; 751;8371-2; 
psychopathic, 1 5, 204; removal of, 12 3-4; 
of schizophrenia, 3 498, 505, 512-13; 
sexual, 11 517; 
in simulation, 1 351; suppression of, 16 28--9; symbolic, 12 452; therapy of, 11 450 
symptomalsymptosis, 8 421 symptomatic actions, see action(s) s.v. 
synchronicity( -istic), 8 440, 441, 942&n, 965; 9ii 140,233; 10593, 660,682,780; 12415; 14662; 15 81; 16 468n; 18 70, 143, 761, 
river; spear; talisman; tower; treasure; vas; water-nymph; weapon; wheatfields; wind; woman 
symbol-formation, 8 88-113, 505n; 
12 564; 13 353; 
as biological function, 6 402; and devotion, 6 204; 
and incest prohibition, 5 332; individual, 11 459; 
and instinctual processes, 5 
338; 
millennial process of, 11 469; and mother substitutes, 5 313; a natural process, 5 338; 
and physical disorders of psychic origin, 9i 290; 
religious, 8 114; 
and sexuality, 9ii 147n 
symbolic(al): 
TITLE: "The Symbolic Life," 18608-96; 
associations, 7 341; 
contents, multiple significance, 169; 
life, need for, 18 624-5, 627 symbolizatio, 14 174&n, 175 symbolization, 4 647; 14221; 1648 symbology, comparative, 10646 symbolon(-a)/<TtII-'~OAov/symbolum, 8 
Ill; 14712&n; 
as aqua doctrinae, 9ii 281; creed as, see creed s.v. 
Symbolum Quicumque, 11 226 "Symbolum Saturni," see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS: Mylius s.v. 
Symeon: "Love-songs to God," 5 140,141 
symmetry, 12223-31,289,3°0; 
lack of, 12 327&n 
Symonds, J. A., see under Cellini sympathetic system, 8 957; 9i 41, 
45; 18302, 1116; 
animal symbols of, 14 279; 18 194,203,412; 
and collective unconscious, 8 
729; 
ego's ignorance of, 8 613; 
emotional processes and, 8 642; 
hI':I': 
654 

~. 1~'-nKUNJ:SM - SZONDI 
synchronicity (cant.): 
11°9, 1485, 1573; 
TITLES: "Letters on Synchronicity," 18 1193-1212; "On Synchronicity," 8 969-97; "Synchronicity; An Acausal Connecting Principle," 8 816968; 
archetype(s) and, 8 394, 841, 912; 9ii 257, 287&n; 1084950; 14758n; 181190,1208; astrology and, 8 934-6; 9i 607n; 11 257; 1581; 18 1181, 1198, 12°3; 
and causality, 8 916, 937, 963-4; acausal order and, 8 965; 14 662; 
and chance, 11 972; 
in China, see China s.v.; 
and correspondences, 8 995; and determinism, 8 944; events, acausal/causeless, 8820, 959, 967; how recognized, 8 824; 
I ehing and, 11 974; 1581; irrepresentable, 8947,962; J.'s letters to Fierz on, 18 1193-12°7; 
meaning and use of term, 8 405n, 849, 855, 866&n; meaningful coincidence, 10 593; 14662; 
and numbers, see number(s) s.v. ; 
phenomena, frequency of, 8 938&n, 958; during loss of consciousness, 8 955; 
psychic conditions for, 8 863; psychic/non-psychic factors in, 8418,858; 9i 197; 11 972-3; and statistical material, 18 1175; 
and Ufos, 10 789; 
and unconscious processes, 8 958; 
see also extra-sensory perception/ ESP 
synchronism, 8 849; 10 849 
syncope, 8949, 952; hypnotic, 1 294n 
syncretism: Greco-Roman, 12 66, 
112,4Ion; 
Hellenistic, 5 148; 6 964; 9i 193; 11 861; 13 134, 138; 14 326; 18 1287; 
of Humanists, 5 148n; Jewish, 18 1480; modern, 11 861; Taoist, 12 125; 
of theosophy, 7 I 18 
syncretistic symbolism, 5 163 "syndromes episodiques des degeneres" (Magnan), 1218 
Synesius,6 174-5; 7 113; 8930; 9i 
178; 9ii 178; 
De insomniis, 6 174; 
Essays and Hymns of Synesius, tr. A. FitzGerald, 6 174n; Opuscula, 8 930n 
Synesius, teacher of Demokritos: treatise to Dioskoros, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS s.v. Synesius synesthesia, see colour hearing synonyms: adepts' use of, 14455; in foreign languages, 2 310-12; 
as responses, 2 69; synopados, 8665 
synthesis, 13 238, 357; 16 282; alchemical, 14 657; 
analysis and, see analysis s.v.; 
of conscious and unconscious, 9i 278; 11 285; 1477°; 
of fantasy material, 6 93; 
of four and seven, 14 6; 
of individual and collective, 7 156,497; 
loss of, 1 319; 
of Mercurius, 13315; 
of opposites to unity, 13358; personality, see personality s.v.; of spiritual organizations, 14 448; 
subliminal, 5 78; 
symptoms as attempts at, 7 67; see also henosis 
synthetic methodltreatmentlinter- 
656 

SYNCHRONISM - SZONDI 
pretation, 6 427, 701; 7 122, 130-2; 11 875 
syphilis, 7 43on; 15 7 
Syrena (Paracelsus), 13218 
Syria: cult of fish in, 9ii 186; 
dove and fish in, 9ii 178n; round fish in, 9ii 213 Syriktes, 13 1100 
system(s), 7 260/476; 
of man, 7 300; 
person as, 16 1; psychic, see psychic s.v.; rationalistic, 7 257 
systole, see diastole s.v. 
syzygy(-ies), 9i 137, 194; 9ii 62, 
298, 400; 13 278; 
TITLE: "The Syzygy: Anima and Animus," 9ii 20-42; 
of Adam and Eve, 9ii 400; 
of anima and animus, 9ii 20-42, 422; 
in Christianity, 9ii 41; 
in Clementine Homilies, 9ii 400; 
of divine pair/opposites, 131-3; 11 47; male-female,9i 120, 138, 1 
326; 
motif, in mythology, 9i 115 mystic, 9i 372; 
parental, 9i 135; 
projection of, in visions, 130-1; 
universal distribution of, 115; 
Valentinian, 9ii 361; and wholeness, 9ii 59 
Szebeny, Nicholas Melchior, see, 
	CHEMICAL 	WRITERS: 	Melch 
Cibinensis 
Szondi, L.: Experimentelle Tn diagnostik, 8 374n; TriebPathologie, 8374n 
657 

TABARI - TA'RIKH 

T 
Tabari (Muhammad ibn Jarh Abu-Jafar al Tabari): Chroniquf, 9ii 133n, 16811; 14552; commentary on Koran, 5 282, 285 
tabernacles, three, 12 478 
Tabernaemontanus, Jacobus Theodorus: KriiuterbuchlHerbal, 13 17In, 19011, 193n; 14 15711, 158, 683nn 
Tabit ibn Qurra, 14 170 
table: as dream-symbol, 8 539-40; 
11 90, 109; 
four footed, see tetrapeza; round, 11 109, 418; 12 238, 241, 242n, 260; 
symbol of self, 16378 
table-turning, 8602; 10 21; 18699, 
7°2,7°4,715,725-7,730-1; automatic movement of, 1 81106, 126; 
in semi-somnambulism, 1 44, 80-95, 126; 
unconscious control of, 1 82 Tableau des riches inventions, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS: Colonna s.v. Beroalde de Verville 
taboo(s), 4 565; 8415; 11 30; 1381, 
128; 17 23a; 
area, 12 63, 105, 295 (see also temenos); 
and evolutionary instinct, 5 653; 
incest-, see incest s.v.; infringement of, 7 239, 24311 
Tabor, Mount, 12 540, 545; 18 1524 
Tabula chymica, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS: Senior (Zadith) s.v. 
Tabula smaragdina, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS: Hermes Trismegistus s.v. 
Tachenius, Otto, see Crasselame tachypnoea, 1 40 
Tacitus, 9ii 129; 

Germania, 7 296&n; Historiae/The Histories, tT. W. H. Fyfe, 5 622n; 9ii 12911; 18 1521 
Tages, the Etruscan, 5 29In, 527 Tagus river, 18 251 
Tahmurath, 5 42 In 
T'ai I Chin Hua Tsung Chi, see R. 
Wilhelm s. v. The Secret of the Golden Flower 
tail: -eater, see ANIMALS: uroboros; of serpent, see ANIMALS; serpent s.v. 
Taine, H., 6 966 
Taittiriya Aranyaka, see Aranyaka Taittiriya Brahmana, see Brahmanas Taittiriya Samhita, see Samhita Taittiriya UPanishad, see Upanishads T'ai-yiian Sheng-mu (Holy 
Mother), 14 573, 57611 T~ Mahal, 10 990, 992 Talbot, P. A., 13 247; 
In the Shadow of the Bush, 6 397n; 13 247n 
talents, parable of the, 9ii 255 talisman(s), 13 154; 
magic, 7 261/477; 9i 404 talkativeness, 1 194, 198, 208, 2 10, 212,216 
talkingltalk: Americans and, 10 
954; 
compulsive, 1 184; imprudent, 8628; 
irrelevant, 8 22 (see also answer S.v. irrelevant) 
"talking cure"/"talking it away," 3 145; 7 5/414 
Talleyrand, C. M. de, 8 198 Talmud, Babylonian, 9ii 139; 11 41,4°611; 12 54<,>-6&nn; 14338n, 552n, 592n; 18 172,569; 
and astrology, 9ii 135; 
on fishes, 9ii 133, 178, 180; and prophecy of 530 years, 9ii 133, 168,232; Berakoth/Berachoth, 9ii 10611, 

I loon; 12 545n; Pesahim, 9ii I 09n; 
Sanhedrin, 9ii 109n, lion, 178; 14 552n, 592n 
The Babylonian Talmud, ed. 1. Epstein, 9ii 10611, 10911, 11011, 181n; 12 54011n, 543n, 544n, 545n; 14 338n, 552n, 592n; Der babylonische Talmud, ed. L. Goldschmidt, 12 54011n, 543n, 545n 
Tammuz,5 165,31611,392; 11612, 715; 14525; 16469&n 
Tanguy, Y., 10748-55, 763, pI. IV; and bombing of cities, 10 748, 752 
Tanit (Carthaginian), fish offerings 
to,9ii 186 
tanninim, 9ii 133-4 
Tantalus, 18 1081 
Tantalus Club, 18 1081 Tantra(-icl-ism), 5 536; 9i 631, 652; 
9ii 33911; 11 152,486,843, 854; 13278; 182°3,263, 1579&n; chakra system, 9i 81, 467n; 11 867; 12 397; 13 334; 16 55963; 18 133i; maniPura, 13337; 16 560; 18 139, 203; 
J.'s seminar on, 18 1590&n; mandala in, see mandala(s) s.v.; and matter, 9i 392; philosophy, 18 1287; Shiva-Shakti in, see Shiva s.v.; symbolism, 12 246; 16 558-9; fish, 13 334&n; 
yoga, see yogas.v. 
tao, 6 192, 358, 359&n, 361-6, 369-7°, 790; 7 327, 365; 8 91719,922-3,941; 9i 40, (P290); 9ii 104, 124; 10 772, 779, 873; 11 231, r377; 12 16, 548; 13 27-3°, 37-8, 59, 82; 14 164n, 200, 604&n,636n,662'711,762,771; 15 89, 90; 16 497n; 17 323; 18 142, 143,262, 15°7, 1617; 
and Christ, contrasted, 18 1668; 
as dyadic monad, 18 1611; 

of feminine principle, 13 433; grows out of the individual, 13 80; 
individual and universal, 14 762; 
is "irrational third," 6 369; is light of heaven, 13 33; as meaning, 8 917; 
and opposites, co-operation of, 18 1625; 
as personality, 17323; realization of, 13 30; as self, 18 1628; 
symbol of God, 9ii 304; 
as "valley spirit," 9ii 281; see also yang and yin; yoga 
Taoism, 6 358, 366, 370; 7 118, 287; 8 924; 9i 11, 76, 564n, 597, 602; 11875,976; 12 125,247; 13 (P4), 2011; 14573-4,6°4; 16532; 18 141 
Taos Pueblo, see American Indians: 
NORTH S.V. Pueblo 
Tao Te Ching, see Lao-tzu 
tapas, 6 189-91, 332&n; 12441; 13 39; 14 262&n; 
Prajapati and, 5 588-9; as self-abnegation, 5 589 tapeworm, see ANIMALS s.V. Taphabaoth, 14575 
tar, 9i 405 
Tarchanoff, J., 2 1035, 1040, 1°42, 1043, 1048, 1050, 1056, 1179, 1181 ; 
"Ober die galvanischen Erscheinungen an der Haut des Menschen, etc.," 2 (#490, 580) 
tares (metaphysical), 13 377&n target, round, 11 109; 12 133,fig. 48 
Targum(s),9ii 168n; 14555; Targum Pseudo-jonathan, 12 542,54511; 
The Targum to the Song of Songs, 9ii 168n 
Ta'rikh aI-Hind al Gharbi: "History of the West Indies," 5 pI. XXXIX 

658 

659 

TAROT CARDS - TENSION 
TAROT CARDS - TENSION 
Tarot cards, 9i 8 I 
Tarpeian Rock (Rome), 14 483; 18 258 
tartar, 9i 537 
tartaric: acid, 9i 537, 575; 
water. 14691 Tartarus/Tartarum, 5 265: 9i 535n, 
537n; 14683,691; 
underworld (alchemical), 9i 
537,575; 14687,703,757: see also sal/salt s.u. Tartarus; Sal Saturni 
Tarxien, 9ifig· 4 (Par. 564) Tathagata, see Buddha S.u. Tatian, 9ii 81; 
Oratio ad Graecos, 9ii 8 In tat tuam asi, 6 189; 15 188 tau: aleph and, 13 271; 
signa Thau,see crosss.u. sign of Tauroktonos/ tauroctony /Taurophoria, see Mithras: bull-sacrifice s.u. 
Taurus, see zodiac, twelve signs of Tausk, V., 18 (P433n), 1055-64 Tav, 13 363n 
Tavistock Clinic (Institute of Medical Psychology), 18 (P566n); TITLE: "The Tavistock Lectures," 18 1-415 
Tavistock Institute of Human Rela- 
tions, 18 (P606n) 
taxi, in dreams, 12227,256 Taylor, F. S., 143700; 
"A Survey of Greek Alchemy," 11 159n; 12 404n 
Taylor, H. 0., 6 58; 
The Mediaeual Mind, 6 58n Taylor, T., see Plato: Timaeus s.u.; Porphyry: De antro nympharum; Proclus: Commentaries 
	teacherlteaching, 11 453; 	17 
1°7a-1O; 
and analytical psychology, 17 108, 142; 
attitude of, 17233; 
as child's love-object. 4 462, 468-73,5°4,515-18; 
as dream-figure, 4 95-128; 9i 
660 
398: 
and gifted child, 17 232-3, 
236, 240, 243. 246-7, 249; influence of, 2 1007; 
].'s, 17 232-3, 246; 
personality of, 17 107a. 211, 249; 
psychological knowledge of, 17 100, 108, 142, 211, 237: self-education of, see education s.u. educator; 
and shadow. 18 1160 team-spirit, 18 1350-1. 1353-4 tear-drop, Ufo as, 10 628n 
tearing to pieces, 5 3100 tebuna/Tebhunah, understanding/ 
i ntelli gence, 9i 5 76n; 9ii 1 85 
	Tecenensis, 	see 	ALCHEMICAL 
	WRITERS: 	Theatr. 	chem. 	s.u. 
Guilhelmus Tecenensis technical terms, 3 208, 223,3°3 technics, see technology technique(s): 
TITLE: "Techniques of Attitude Change Conducive to World Peace." 18 1388-14°2; 
analysis as, 7 5°2; 
of concentration, 7 366; differentiation of, 8 731: 
of educating anima, 7 323; Freudian, see Freud s.uu. psychoanalytic method; transference technique; 
medical, 163; 
modern, 11 778; 
pedagogic, 17284; 
principles of, 1699; 
	psychoanalytic, see 	psycho- 
analysis s.u.; 
psychotherapy and, see psychotherapy s.u.; 
religious, 163; 
spiritual, Eastern, 11 773; 
and treatment, 17 171-2,203, 
24°; 
see also method technologyltechnics, 10 624; 11 443.444; 1384, 163; 
in ancient world, 5 17; dangers of, 11 869; 
effect of. on psyche, 18 1403-7; European, 1590 
Teddy Bear, 1741,228 
teeth: extraction of, 3 167, 335-8; 
losing, dream motif, 8 535 Tefnut (Egyptian), 9ii 322 
Tehom, 9ii 376; 12 26; 13 283 
tejas (Sanskrit term), 5 237-8 Tejobindu Upanishad, see Upanishads Telang, K. T., see under Bhagavad 
Gita 
teleios (TEAEto<;) (anthropos), 11 742. 
755 
teleology(-ical), 7 239. 50In; 83n; 
17227; 
aspect of fitness, 13 464; 
in biology, 8 931; hallucinations, 1 136; 3 304; life as, 8 798; 
and neurosis, 7 54; plan, 7 291; 
point of view, 7 88, 239; and psychic process. 7 210 
telepathy, 4 647; 6 594; 8 440&n, 813-15, 830, 931n, 939, 974, 983; 9i 249; 10 636, 849; 11 40In; 13 174n; 14662; 1826; 
and dreams, 8 503-4; 
and unconscious complexes, 8 600 
telephone, voice from, in hallucina- 
tion,3309-13 
telescope. 8 357, 861; 9i 31 Telesphoros, see Cabir(os) 
telluric man/masses, 10937 
te/um passionis, see arrow(s) s. u. temenos, 5 570; 9i 646, 655; 11 157; 
12 63&n, 105. 137, 220; 13 36, 294; 1827°,410,411; 
city as, 12fig. 31; compensatory significance of, 12 106; 
feminine nature of, 12 257; garden as, 12 155; 
as prison, 12 273; 
as sacred building, 12 177; 
as square, 12 170; 
womb as, 12 171 
temper: bad, 3 35; 
outbursts, 17 213 
temperament(s): artistic, 7 375; astrological, 13 355; 
and colours, 14390&n; differences of, 760,224; difficult, 8 763; 
four basic, see choleric; melan· cholia; phlegmatic; sanguine; importance of, 16 77; 
types of psychological, 16 242 
temperature, 8 639, 935; Arctic, 9ii 94; 
inversion layers, 106°3,618; Iow, 17 141,216 
Templars, 16 533 
temple, 12 123, 166,figs. 26, 93; 13 
36,87, 118, 24In• 434; 
built of single stone, 13 112, 121; 
circular, of Zosimos, 13 Ill, 112; 
at Cos, 5 577; golden, 13 fig. A 10; 
in magic circle, 18 409; prostitution rite in Babylon, 18 365, 366 
Temple, William, Archbishop, 14 
444n; 18 1532 
temptation(s): of Eve, see Eve s.u. of Jesus, see Christ s.u.; 
loss through, 5 69; 
symbolic form, in consciousness, 5436 
tempter, 9i 394 
ten, the number, see NUMBERS s.u. Ten Commandments, 10 830; 11 
581,599; 13230 
tendencies, opposing, in neurosis, see neurosis s. u. as conflict tender-minded, see W. James s.u. 
two types 
tendovaginitis, 1 8, 29, 33 tenebriones, 13 246; 16 221 tenebrositas, see COLOURS: nigredo s.u. tension, 9i 257; 12 186; 
661 

TENTACLES - THEFT 

TENTACLES - THEFT 

662 
663 
tension (cont.): bodily, 860g; 
and circular movement, 12 131,188,273,286; conscious/unconscious, 9ii 40; discharge of, see abreaction; emotional, 10 608; 
father-son, 11 204, 241; 
in I Ching hexagrams, 11 gg6; of opposites, see opposites, tension of; 
problems and, 8 757; 
of psychic energy, see energy; release of latent, 17 207; signified by Christ's advent, 9ii 
78; 
in uroboros, 9ii 3g1 ten tacles, 9ii Ig6 
"ten thousand things," 13 3°1 teoqualo, see American Indians: 
NORTH s.v. Aztec(s) Terah, 5 515 teraphim, 11 368 Terebinthos, 1431 
Terence: Heauton Timarumenos, 18 gin 
Teresa of Avila, Saint, 10 883; 14 
421,565n 
terminology: arcane, 13 157, 16g, 
231 ; 
avoidance of abstract, 7 340; ecclesiastical, 13 Ig4; 
sexual, see sexual s.v.; 
see also language 
terminus ani, Mercurius as, 13 26g ternarius, 12 165; 13 187n; 1441; 16 
525n; 
Adam and, 14 554; 
Mercurius, see Mercurius s.v. threefold 
ternary: symbols, 11 284; systems, 12 123 
terra, 14 404, 729; 
albafoliata, 12334; 13 255n; 14 154&n, 264, 319, 626, 63on; damnata, 14 319, 729; 
nigra, 14 264; 
see also earth 

terrma (alchemical), 8 559 
	Terrible 	Mother, see 	Mother, 
Terrible terror, 860g; 
motif of, 12 1 18 
Tersteegen, G.: Geistliches Blummgartlein inniger Seelm, 14 IgOO 
tertium, 13 Igg; 
comparationis, 5 329, 422; and archetypes, 8 g64; in dream, 18 853; Gnosticism as, 18 1482; non datur, 6 66, 68, 16g, 7go; 7 116; 9ii 280; 11 738; 
see also NUMBERS: three s.v. third 
Tertullian, 5 3°,163,321; 616--21, 23-9, 33, 75; 9ii 70, 12g; 11 214n, 216, 37g&n, 550, 771, 77gn; 12 18, Ig, 24,520,524; 13 81; 14423; 15 Ig5; 17310; 
introverted thinking of, 6 19-20; 
sacrijicium intellectus of, 6 Ig20, 24-6; 
on souls, see soul(s) s.v.; symbolism for Mary, mother of God, see Mary s. v. earth/field; WORKS: 
Adversus Judaeos, 6 395n; 11 107n, 72?n; 12 Ig2n, 52on; Adversus Marcionem, 9ii 7on, 147n; 
Apologeticus adversus gentes pro Christianis/Apologia, 5 163n; 9i 463n; 9ii 12gn; 11656&n; 12 14n; 
De baptismo, 9ii 175n; 
De came Christi, 6 q&n; 12 18n; 
De praescriptione hereticarum, 18 1528; 
Treatises on Marriage and Remarriage, tr. W. P. Le Saint, 14423n; 
The Writings of Tertullian, tr. E. Evans,6 18n 
test(s): arithmetic, in case of simulated insanity, 1 ~33-5; 

for intelligence, 17213,224; psychological, 9i Ill; 
for thinking and feeling, 17 224 "Testament of Adam," 14 5500 "Testamentum," see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Mus. herm. s.v. 
Cremer 
testis, meaning, 5 583n testudo, 12 203n 
teth (Hebrew letter), 14 637&n Tethys, 9ii 34on; 14 18n, 50 tetrad,8 870; 9ii 298, 307n; 
as archetypal structure, 9i 436; God/name of God as, 14 619; 18 1611; 
second, Valentinian (Gnostic) and Jesus, 13366; 
and synchronicity factor, 8 961 ; system: in astrology, 8 866; in mandalas, 9i 644, 646 
tetragrammaton (name of God) 8 931; 9i 579; 14 619&n; 16497n; see also God s.v. name; quaternity; tetrad 
tetraktys, 12 220; 13 jig. A7; Christ as, 13 366; 
and demiurge, 11 g2; psychic, 11 95; 
Pythagorean, 6 7g1&n; 9i 641; 108°5; 11 61, go, 246; 12 18g; 13 31, 367; as dream symbol, 11 go-l&n 
tetrameria/quartering/TETpaILEPE'" , 9i 552, 581; 9ii 410; 12 21on, 333; 13 8gn; 14 In, 552,619; 16 4°4; 
of circle, 12 283; 
opus as, 9i 564; 14261; 
and pseudo-Clement, 9ii 4°1; trimeria and, 1461g 
tetramorph: Anthropos as, 12 jig. 
65; 14573n; 
four evangelists as, 5 pI. LX; 9ii 69; 11 62n, 126, 690; 13 365; 14 285; 
"riding animal," steed of the Church, 1197; 12 13gn,jig· 53; 13366 

tetrapeza/TETpa7TE'altable/platform on four pillars, 10751; l1g7; 12 139 
Tetrarch of Palestine, 18 241 tetrasomia, 13 IOgn, 355n, 357, 358-68; 
in Greek alchemy, 13 357; 14 1300 
Tetzen, Johannes de: Processus de laPide philosopharum, 14624n Teuton(s)/Teutonic: barbarians, 13 6g; 
conception of the fates, 5 371; mythology, 13417 
Teutschen, 4 354 
Teutschenthal, 10 382 Tewekkul-Beg, initiation, visions 
during, 647 
text(s), magic, 13 437 textual criticism, 14 457 Tezcatlipoca, 13 107n Thabit ibn Qurrah, 9ii 193 Thabritius, see Gabricus thalamus, 14 19 
Thales of Miletus, 9ii 243, 311; 12 
206-8, 527&n; 13 4200 thanks, giving, 11 222 Tharthataoth, 14575 Thau, see tau Thauthabaoth, 14575 Thayer, E .. , 18 (P654n) 
theatre, as public solution of private complexes, 5 48 
Theatrum chemicum, see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS s.v. 
Theatrum chemicum Britannicum, see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS s.v. 
Thebes, 5 264, 306, 358n; 14 85; jackal-headed Anubis, 5 pI. XXXlIa; 
vase-painting, 5 183n, 184,jig. 14 
theft/thieves, 1 324,341,344; 
in alchemical text, 14 187, 194, 202-4; 
charges of, 1 211-19, 227; Christ and, see Christ s.v. crucifixion; 

THEMA - THINKING 

THEMA - THINKING 

theft (cant.): 
conviction for, 1 342, 362, 364, 366; 
delusions of, 1 229, 249-50, 252, 283; 
discovery through feelingtoned complex, 1 478-80, 483-4; 
and lying/shamming, 1 303, 
305; 
nurse suspected of, 2 957-81, 
1332-44; 
young man suspected of, 2 
769-92, 907; 
see also evidence, psychological 
diagnosis of 
thema, 9ii 2 I 2 Themis, 5 I I gn 
Thenaud, Jean: "Traite de la cabale," 12jigs. 6, 74 
theocracy, 10463; 16222; totalitarian claims of, 11 83 Theocritus, 5 438n 
Theodore Bar-KunilKonai, 9ii 307; 142 m; 
lnscnptiones mandaites des coupes de Khouabir, 9ii 307n Theodore of Mopsuestia, 11 334; ed. A. Riicker, Ritus baptismi et missae ... , 11 334n Theodore Psalter, 12jig. 206 
Theodore the Studite, 13 407n; 14 18m,7om 
Theodoret, 12 47on; 
Haereticarum fabularum compendium, 143 m 
Theodosius II, 9i 242n 
Theologia, 13 148n 
Theologia Germanica, anon., 9ii 144; 11886 
theologian(s), 11532; 12 6n, 13-14, 
19,33,247; 13356; co-operation with, 11449,4536,462; 
and the psyche, 14 273; young, dream of, 7 287; 9i 70-7; 17 208-9 
theological student, case of, 7 287 

Theologoumenon, 18 1688 theology, 4 780; 11 285; 13 148n, 
298; 17127; 18611; development of, 14 669; of lapis, 12 512; philosophy and, 11 834; 
and primordial images, 18 1616; 
psychology and, 12 21; 18834, 1616, 1686, 1688; psychotherapy and, 11 450, 512; 
rationalistic, and cult of the hero, 5 259; 
Theologia, 13 148n 
theophany, 13 98n; 14648 Theophilus of Antioch: Ad autolycum/Three Books to Autolycus, tr. B. P. Pratten et al., 9ii 81; 14568n Theophrastus, 5 316n; 8 927; 9ii 
218,347; 11400; 13 154, 165; school, 13 166 
theoria/(JEWPUX, 9i 297; 12 403n; 16 218n, 245n; 17 162; 
of alchemists, see opus, alchemical s. v. two parts of 
Theorica (Paracelsus), 1541 theorizing, 16 218 
theory( -ies), 11 8 I; 
aetiological, 13 464; and analysis, 17 181; building of, 7 340; 
of complexes, see complex(es) s.v. ; 
and dream analysis, 16 318; fixed, 17 173; 
function of, in psychology, 17 (P7); 
incorrect, substituted for correct, 1725; 
intellectual, 17 172; 
lack of, in psychoanalysis, 4 
319; 
lack of psychological value, 11 81; 
meaning of, 16 245n; modifications, needed in therapy, 16 78; 

old, alive in unconscious, 17 44; 
of psychotherapist, 17 202; and psychotherapy, 16 198; sexual, 13 467; 
statistical, 10493 
	Theosebeia, 	see 	ALCHEMICAL 
WRITERS: Zosimus s.v. 
	theosophy / theosophical(-ists), 	4 
749; 6279,594; 7 118,339,385, 494; 8 92, 110, 737; 9i 28, 47 I; 1021,169,172,176,181,187, 190; 11 859, 863; 12 126; 13 3; 18 1287; 
Indian, 9i 572; 13342,345; 15 90; 
primitive projection in, 18756; thinking, 6 594 
Theotokos/8EOToKOS', 11 251, 252, 
469; 14237, 744n; in Egypt, 11 197; 
excluded from patriarchal formula, 11 198; 
Mary as, see Mary s. v. MOlher of Christ 
Therapeutai, see Essenes therapeutic: effect, 13 66; method, 13 (P4) 
therapist: belief of, 164; character of, 18 1071; 
need of convictions in, 16 179; as partner in development, 16 7; 
see also analyst; doctor 
therapy, 7 19"431; 1529,33,41; aims of, 1681,479; 
analytical, 7 236 (see also analysis; analytical psychology; psychoanalysis); 
anima and, 9i 146; 
Freud's, see Freud s. v.; 
of neuroses, see neurosis s.v. treatment; 
occupational, 3 540; 
principles of, 1666; psychotherapeutic view of, 16 192, 199; 
rational, 16 21-2; 

real beginning of, 7 88; 
see also method(s); psychotherapy; treatment 
Thereniabin, see Paracelsus: ARCANA s.v. 
Therese of Konnersreuth (Therese Neumann), 18 1497&n 
Theriaca, 14 2 m 
theriomorphic: constellations, 5 
145; 
deity, 5 144; 
elements in religion, 5 89&n; representations of libido, 5 24, 261; 
symbols, 5 261, 492, 505; 9i 315; 9ii 291; 10681; 11 276; 13 228n; 142-4, 175, 178,205, 269, 408, 427; as unconscious manifestations of libido, 5 261 
theriomorphism: and unconscious functions, 14 269; 
and the unconscious self, 9ii 224 
thesaurus thesaurum, 13 414 Theseus, and Peirithous, 5 449n, 468, 654, 67 m; 12 438; 16 138 Thesmophorion(-ia), 5 530; 18 264n 
Thessalonians, First, Second, Epistles to, see BIBLE: N.T. s.v. 
Theutius, 13 278; see also Thoth Thibout, G.: La Cathedrale de Strasbourg, 5 pI. XXXVII 
Thiele, G.: Antike Himmelsbilder, 5 46on; 9ii 147n 
Thierfelsenburg, Elisabeth von (somnambulistic personality), 1 54, 63 
thieves, see theft/thieves thing(s): -in-itself, 1382; inner, 13 63; 
magical claim of, 13 65; new, 13 18-19; 
simple, 13 117 
thinking, 5 113; 6 830-3 (DeL); 7 156, 373, 473, 482; 9ii 61; 11 240,421-2; 16486; 
TITLE: "Two Kinds of Think- 

664 

665 

THIRD - THUNDER 

THIRD - THUNDER 

thinking (cant.): ing," 5 4-46; 
abstract, 6 510-16; 17 239; alchemical, 13 110, 116-17, 184,377,385; 
analogical, 7 2 19; 13 184; animus-, see animus s.v.; apotropaic, 8 206; archaic, 5 200, 36; 
in children, 5 24, 26&n, 32, 38; Chinese, see China s. v.; circular/all-round: in alchemy, 13 110; of Gnostics, see Gnostic s. v. ; 
collective, 6 164; 7 239, 241/ 462,4500,459,514; compulsive, 3 176, 435; 16 185; 
concrete, 6 509-1 I, 513, 515, 518; 
directed/logical, 5 11-14, 17, 20-1,37,39; 638, 502n; 850; 11 469; 17 239, 257; 
distorted, 8 808; 
disturbance of, 1 189; 
dream-, see dream s.v.; 
of extravert, 638,511,577-83; faculty of, see function s.v.; fantasy-, see fantasy s.v.; 
and feeling, united, 6 85; function, see function s.v.; 
in the heart, 18 15, 16; infantile, 5 26; 
and intellect, 8 794; introverted, 6 39, 578-81, 628-31; in Schiller, 6 104; in Tertullian, 6 20; 
intuitive, 1 168; 
masculine, 13 339; mechanistic, 18756; 
medieval, 7 361; 
mythological, 3 133; 7 468, 520; 8589; 
negative, 6 593-4, 600 (see also "nothing-but"); 
neurotic, 17 172; non-directed/associative, 5 1820,36; 6831; 

obsessional, 3 176 (see also above compulsive); origins/development of, 17 (P4),78-9; 
Paracelsan, 13 149, 178; philosophical, 13 207n; precedes ego-consciousness, 9i 69, 260, 500; 
in primitives, see primitive(s) s.v. thought; 
in primordial images, 8 794; rationalistic, 11 469; 
and recognition, 8 288, 290; scholastidphilosophic, 17 127; scientific, 17 282; 
subliminal, 18 1114; 
synthetic, 6 521, 592; theosophical, 6 594; 
trinitarian, 8 962; 11 242, 246; type, see type(s) s.v.; unconscious, 7 289; 9i 70, 153, 499; 
visceral, 15 1 66&n ; 
wishful, see wishful thinking; see also thought 
third, see NUMBERS s.v. three 
thirty, the number, see NUMBERS S.V. thistle, 13 193n 
Thmuis, 5 357 
Th6lde, j., 12 508 
Thomas, Acts of, see BIBLE: Apo- 
crypha/etc. s.v. 
Thomas, First, 13 168n 
Thomas, as twin of Jesus, 5 318n Thomas Aquinas, see Aquinas, St. 
Thomas 
Thomist philosophy, 18 1135 Thompson and Shuswap Indians, see American Indians:' NORTH Thompson, R. C.: The Epic of Gilgamish, 5 293n; 18 235n Thomson, H. J., see under Prudentius 
Thor, 5 481, 585n; 89600 thorn(s): crowning with, 11 406; magic, 5 567 
Thorndike, L.: A Histary of Magic and Experimental Science, 8 393n, 

8600.; 9ii 153n, 154n, 159n; 11 367n; 146200 
Thorpe, B.: Analecta Anglo-Saxonica, 14 552n 
Thoth, 5 40m; 12409; 
and Adam, first man, 11 94n; 124500,458; four elements as, 13 126; 
and Hermes/Hermes Trismegistus, 9i 79; 12 173, 175, 458,fig. 68; 13261,278; 
and Mercurius, identified, 13 261,278; 14416 
thought(s), 6 834 (Def.); 7 507; 8 
580; 11 183,226; 1346; 18553; birds a symbol of, 6 458; 12 305; 13321,338; 
as brain secretions, 8658; cessation of, 13 433; 
Chinese, see China/Chinese s.v. thinking; 
-complex, see complex(es) s.v.; creative, 7 292; 
deprivation, 3 56, 109, 161, 175&n, 179, 186,215,217-18, 256, 288, 310; 8 22; disturbance, schizophrenic, 3 434; 
divine, 5 67; 
dream-, see dream s.v.; -feelings, 7473; 
-figures, 13 47; 
-forms: in Bardo state, 11 850; 
universal/archaic, 7 104; 11 782-3; 
identity with, 7 323; 13 338; Indians and, see India(n) s.v.; and language, 5 12-16; libido and, 6 183; 
location of, 8 669-70; in belly, 6 963; 8 669; 18 15; 
as objects of inner perception, 9i 69; 11 81; 
-patterns, collective/inherited, 7 219; 18 539 (see also archetype(s) s.V. patterns); primordial, 9i 89; 
-processes: feeling-toned, 1 

423; in somnambulism, 1 98; -reading and table-turning, 1 82,94, 138, 147; 
reality of, 6 202; 8747; 11 280 
768,85°; 
and religion, 9i 1400; 1368; repressed, 1 132-3; 17 185; "saving," 7 254; sexualization of, 3 435; subliminal, 7 520; 17 199; "thing-likeness" of, 6 62; 
train of: and attention, 1 11911 feeling-toned, disappearance of from conscious mind, 1 169; transcerebral, 8 957; -transference, 144, 147; 8319; unknown to ego, 8 61.g; 
world of, 13 338-9; 
see also thinking 
Thoyth(os), 12 456&n Thrace, 11 194 Thracian riders, 9ii 127 thread, ball of, 9i 404n 
threads, rain of, and Ufos, 10 667n 668 three/threefoldlthreenesslthird, se NUMBERS s.V. 
365 steps, motif of, 5 572, 577 threshold: of consciousness, see con sciousness s.v.; 
psychophysical, 8 354n thriller(s), vogue for, 10 408 throat: lump in, 8 303; 
snake stuck in, 5 585 
throne: Christ's, 13 366; 
crystal, 12315,322 throwing upward, 5 487 Thucydides, 16 414n Thumb, A., 2 564; 
and K. Marbe: Experimentell Untersuchungen liber di psychologischen Grundlagen de sprachlichen Analogiebildung, : 564&n, (P271) 
thumb, "no bigger than," 5 178 550; see also fairytales, INSTANCE~ Germanys.v. Tom Thumb thunder: -bolt, 9i 636; 10 848; 1: 

666 

667 

THURNEISSER - TOOL-SHED 

THUKNt:J:S:St..K - IVVL-~nLu 

668 
669 
thunder (cant.): 
fig. A2; 
-horse, .Il'l' ANIMALS: horse .LV.; storm(s), 5 42 I; 13 34011; in dream, 4 506-9 
Thurneisser zum Thurn, Se/' AL- 
CHEMICAL WRITERS s.v. 
Th ury, Professor, SI'I' Cassini Thutmosis I, 14 350n Thutmosis Ill, 11 197n Thyatira, 11 703 
Thyestes, 6 43&n Thymopsyche, 333, 35 thyroid gland, 8 794 
Thysia, 11 302, 304, 307, 319, 324, 346,4°3 
	Tiamat 	(Babylonian 	mother- 
dragon), 5 375-8, 380, 383; 9ii 185; 11 173; 1226,29; 14482n; 18234; 
chaos of, 12 31; 13 286; and Marduk, 5 646,fig. 41; maternal world of, 13 283; slaying of, 5 646 
Tibet(an), 5 354; 7 326; 9i 564, 
68011; 10 190, 1002; 11 484; Book of the Dead, see Bardo Thodol; 
Buddhism, see Buddhism s. V.; legend of hero and arrowshots, 5 547n; 
philosophy, 182°4; world-wheel (sidpe-korlo), see wheel(s) s.v. world 
Tibetan Book of the Great Liberation, J.'s commentary, 11 759-83° Tibullus, 6 488&n 
tics, 3 187; 10 965; 
hysterical, 1 340; 
symbolic, 16 13; 
see also Meige and Feindel tie, personal, 7 216 
Tiepolo, Giambattista, 15 176 Tifereth/Tiphereth, 9ii 425; 10 
779; 13411; 14 18,327,568,592, 604n, 634n, 635; 16 497n; 18 1672 
tiger, see ANIMALS S.V. 

Tightrope Walker, .11'1' Nietzsche: 
Zarathustra s.v. visions Tigris, 9ii 311 
Ti kkanen, J . J.: Die Psalterillustration im Mittelalter, 12 figs. 176, 247 Tikkune Zohar, 14 158n 
Tiling, T., 1 220; 3 72; 
"Die Moral Insanity beruht auf einem excessiv sanguinischen Temperament," 1 22011; lndividuelle Geistesentartung und GeistesstOrung, 3 72n; 
"Zur Aetiologie del' Geistesstorungen," 3 72n 
Till Eulenspiegel, 7 47 Timaeus, see Plato 
time, 8 958; 9i 316, 356; 11 118; 15 
81-3; 
in association experiments, 8 22; 
astronomical determination of, 13 285; 
consciousness, 1 24; 
and creation, 896?n; 
and eternity, 12 318; 
and fourth dimension, 8 962; machine, 10 738n; 18 54; mind's own, 11 815; 
	multi-dimensionality 	of, 	8 
962n; 
in mythology, 5425-6; one-dimensionality of, 8 962; our, 1351; 
of perfection, 13 214n, 227; and place, 12 283, 285; primeval alcheringa, 13 13011; psychic in origin, 8 840; psychic relativity of, see space and time s.v. relativity; -reckoning, unconscious, 16 376; 
a relative concept, 11 629; 
in Rhine's experiments, 8 836; space and, see space and time; -spirit, 9i 386; 
statements of, in dream, 8561; stream of, 13 18; 
-symbol, 5 423-5; of lapis, 12 

fig· 99; 
symbolism of, 8 394; 
in synchronistic phenomena, 8 855, 965; 
timelessness, 11 782, 792, 814-15; 13323; of centre, 12 135; and realization of self, 18 1567; 
"when there was no time," 11 
782; 
see a.lso pleroma 
Timochares, planisphere of, 9ii 147 Timothy, First Epistle to, see BIBLE: 
N.T.s.v. 
Timothy, Second Epistle to, .11'1' BIBLE: N.T. s.v. 
tin, 13 267 
tinctureltinctura, in alchemy, 11 160; 12341,4°9,476,51 In,fig· 142SS; 13 122, 133, 203, 358&n; 14 297, 321; 16 398, 404, 50917; 
divine, 12406; 165°7; Mercurius as, 13 282; philosophorum, 14 259; poisonous, 13 37on; self-renewing, 13 250; synonyms for, 9ii 213; transforming, 12 448; see also COLOURS s. v. 
ting (hexagram), 11 977, 979-81, 
986-9°,992, 1012-13 Tiphereth, see Tifereth Tir,543gn 
Tiresias, 18 80 
Tiruvannamalai, 11 950&n, 952 Tir Yasht, see The Sang of Tishtriya Tischner, H.: Oceanic Art, 5 pI. XVI Tishtriya, see The Song of Tishtriya Titan(s), 6 302-3; 11 353; 13 91 tittle, see point 
Titus of Bostra: Adversus Mani- 
chaeos, 9ii 85 
tityrs, in Dionysian train, 4 106 Tjintya, fire-god, 5 pI. XIlIa Tlingit, see American Indians: 
NORTH s.v. 
toad, see ANIMALS s.v. 

Tobi,8 125 Tobias,4 742 
Tobit, Book of, SI'I' BIBLE: ApocryphalPseudepigrapha s. v. 
Todd, R.: "Coleridge and Paracelsus, Honeydew and LSD," 13 19011 
tohu-bohu, 11 619; 14 355 toilet, 17 37-8, 54n, 68; 
as place of dreams, 5 277; in tool-shed, 17 54n 
Toju, Nakae, 6 370&11 
Toledo, 18 253a, 264, 268; cathedral, 18 251-4 
tolerance/-antl-ation,7 223, 224; threshold of, and unabreacted affects, 1 298 
Toletum, 18 253a 
tomb, 1451,60, 64-6, 72, 79-80 tomboy, 4 358 
tomcat, see ANIMALS s. v. cat 
Tom Thumb/Dumb, see fairytales INSTANCES: German s.v. 
tondi concept (Bataks), 6 417&n; 8 
125 
tongue(s), 9ii 2 10, 212; 17 213; 
as fire, 5 232 (see also fire; Hol) Ghost s.v. fire); 
fiery, at Pentecost, 9ii Ig8 21on; 
slips of/lapses of speech, 1 156 2544,611,616,621; 3 g2, 102 109; 4 338; 7 273; 8 22, 138 204, 296, 546; 10 753n; 11 1256; 
"speaking with"/unknown, I' 
242n, 433n; 
swallowing of, 7 270; whistling and clicking with, J 144 
Toniola, J ohannes: Basilea sepulta re tecta continua ta, 14 500 
Tonquedec, Joseph de: Les Maladit nerveuses ou mentales et les manifeJ tations diaboliques, 9i 22 on; 1 242n 
tonsure, 11 348 tool-shed, 17 54n 

TORCH - TRANSCENDENTAL 

TORCH - TRANSCENDENTAL 

67° 
671 
orch, 13418; 
dadophors with, 5 294, pI. XXb; 
symbol of Hecate, 5 577 
orment(s), 13 139; 
alchemical, 13 86, 106, 442; 16 478; of fire, 1389,94, 183; of hell, 13 94,444; of substances, 13444; 
see also torture 
Torquemada, Cardinal, 12 550; 13 
391 
Tones Strait, tribesmen of, 8 120 
tortoise, see ANIMALS S.V. 
torture, 4 185; 7 172; 12 438n; 13 
89,93, I3gn; 
TITLE: "The Motif of Torture," 
13439-49; 
in alchemy, meaning of, 1394; of body, alchemical, 13439-41; initiation rites and, 11 4 10; 17 271 ; 
projection of, 13 439; self-inflicted, 11 7; 
in visions of Zosimos, 11 345-6; blood in, 13 (PP60, 62, 63), 93; see also Chonyid Bardo; dismemberment; torment 
totalitarianism, 9i 453; 10 451, 1019; 1183,141; 14448; 16222, 442; 18 1368, 1495; 
see al50 Fascism; State, the totality, 9ii 64, 221; 13 207. 272, 
289,296,342; 148,22,261,777; anima as symbol of, 14422; becoming conscious, 9ii 410; Christ as, see Christ s.v.; Christian, 10741; 
chthonic, 9ii 35 I; 
circle as symbol of, see circles.v.; conscious and unconscious in, 11 230, 959; 
conscious mind is not, 11 390; consciousness and, 10 635; 12 247; 
cross and, 14 122; 
Eastern apperception of, 18 1485; 

as ego plus non-ego, 12 137; of experience, 11 68; 
as four, 18 1610; 
goal of, 6 85; 
God as, see God s.v.; idea of, 9ii 115n; 
image(s) of, 5 624n; 9ii 73; 13 367,371; 18 13; 
of man, see man s.v. wholeness/ totality; 
mandala as, see mandala s.v.; modern representations of, 14 286n; 
of personality, 12 137,436; psyche as, 12 9n; 
of psyche, see psyche s.v.; 
and quaternity, 14 261, 265, 613,630; 
and quaternity symbol, 18 
1133; 
self as, see self s. v.; 
spiritual, 9ii 351; supraordinate, 11 276; symbols, 6 790; 9ii 59, 297; 10 767,771; 11 667, 690, 742; 13 127; 146, 122, 144,269,323, 388, 753; non-human character of, 11 276; 
by synthesis of male and female, 14656; 
of thinking, 11 15gn; as three, 18 1610; transcendent, 13 134; 
of transforming substance, 12 173; 
Trinity and, 11 290; see also wholeness 
totem, 892; 
-ancestor, 8 738; 13 128; animals, see animal(s) s. v.; ceremonies, 6 231, 431; 7 237; clans, 15 150; 
meal, 11 339; 14525 totemism, primitive, 16 146 Totenbaum, see tree s.v. of death touch: and hallucinatory process, 1 
25; 
magic, 8 86. 

touchstone, lapis Lydius, 13 94 tough-minded, see James s.v. two types 
tower: at Bollingen (j.'s), 18 
1782n; 
in dream, 7 189,281; Mary/mother of God as, 6 406; 12jig. 26; 
phallic, 6 406; 
symbolism, 6 390-2, 402; 12 138 
town, in America, see America Toxcatl, festival of, 13 107n toxins/toxic disturbances, 3 75, 76, 
13?n, 142, 166, 195, 196, 318, 496,548,549,552,570,581,583; 1348 
Toyson d'Or, La, see ALCHEMICAL 
COLLECTIONS: Aureum vellus tract(s), 4 717 
tractability, 18877, 878 "Tractatulus Aristote!is," see AL- 
CHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Art. aurif s.v. 
"Tractatulus Avicennae," see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Art. aurif. s.v. 
"Tractatus Aristote!is," see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Theatr. chem. s.v. 
"Tractatus aureus," see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Ars chemica s.v. Her~es T~ism~?ist~s; Art. aurif. s.v. Rosanum; Bzbl. chem. cur. s.v. Hermes and s.v. "Rosarium"; De alchimia s.v. "Rosarium"; Mus. herm. s. v. Hermes Trismegistus; Theatr. chem. s.v. Hermes Trismegistus; and see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS: Hermes Trismegistus 
"Tractatus brevis," see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Mus. herm. s.v. Flame! 
	"Tractatus de Sulphure," 	see 
ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Mus. herm. s.v. Sendivogius 
"Tractatus Micreris," see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Theatr. chem .. LV. 

"Tractatus rhythmicus," see ALCHEM· ICAL WRITERS: Figulus s.v. tradition(s), 7430; 9i 117; 9ii 282; 
11 524; 13 352; 17 305; alchemical and astrological, 13 160; 
archetypes and, 11 88; authority of, 13 149; Christian, 13 360, 417; as criterion, 10 651; 
dangers of breakdown, 16216; ecclesiastical, 13 393, 427; 
and faith, 5 345; 
Haggadic, 13 417; 
historical, and Catholicism, 11 76; 
Iranian, 13 458n; 
Jewish, 11 350; 13460; modern man and, 11516,528; Persian, 13 376,406; Sabaean, 13 86n; 
secret, and symbolism, 11 165&n 
train, Dionysian, see Dionysus s. v. train(s), dream-motif, 8 535; 17 51 train of thought, see thought s. v. training, psychiatrist's, 3 527, 541 tram-car, in dream, 12 151, 153 tramp(s), 14690 
trampling, 4 499-500 
trance/trance state(s), 8 440; 9i 103; 
11 29,81; 13462; 
in brain injury, 8 949; 
and demonism, 18 1473; hysterical, 3 183 (see also hysteria); 
in seances, 1 44, 48, 7 I; speaking in, 18726,731; three-day, 1 37; 
witch's, see witch s. v. 
tranquillizers, 13 66 transcendence, prayer and, 18 1536 transcendental, 11 764; 
clock, 12 135; 
energy, soul as, 12 9n; prejudice, 12 20; 
processes, dogma as symbol of, 5674; 

TRANSCENDENTALISM - TRANSFORMATION 

TRANSCENDENTALISM - TRANSFORMATION 

transcendental (cont.): psychology, 12 342n; self as, 12 247; statements, 1382; subject, 12 9; unconscious, 12 175 
transcendentalism, Plato's, 6 57 transcendent function, 6 205, 427, 828 (DeL); 7 12 I, 159, 184, 186, 196,2100,362,369; 8 131, 145; 10 855; 11 780, 784, 802, 822, 828; 14257,261; 18 1554; 
	TITLE: 	"The Transcendent 
Function," 6 427; 8 131-93; in alchemy, 7 360, 368; 
an "artificial" product, 8 151; contents of, 8 191; mathematical, 7 12 In; mediation of, 8 146; 
"night sea journey" as, 7 160; and opposites, union of, 6 184&n; 7368; 8189; 9i 524; 11 803; 14261; 
sources of, 8 152-.,.5 
transference, 2 8100; 4 427-3°, 60In, 615, 640, 656-63; 6 486, 670, 768, 781, 860; 7 110, 144, 147, 248, 255, 257; 8 146, 515, 519; 9i 122; 9ii 363; 10339,532; 11 549; 14 751; 16 10, 139-44, 212, 218, 275-7, 279, (PI64), 358-60, 445, 538-9; 17 158; 18 3°3,3°5-14, 1132, 1170, 1330; 
TITLE: "The Psychology of the Transference," 16 353-539; Adler and, 16 151; 
aetiology of, 18328; 
in alchemy, 18 1703; 
alpha and omega of analysis, 16 276; 
analysis of, 4 433, 435-42; 16 283, 420, 446; and infantile fa~tasi~s, 7 97; . 
anlma In, see amma s.V.; to animals, 18 324; 
and archetype(s), 7 163; 16 38m, 382; 18372, 1162; artificially acquired, 16 357n; 
672 

as attitude to life, 16 279; clergyman and, 11 549; collapse of, 18 327; 
as compensation, 18385; compulsive, 7 342; 
core of, 16445; 
counter-, 8 519; 10 532; 16 163, 358n, 545; 18 322, 326, 347; 
counter-crossing relationships 
in, 16422-5; 
and cure, 16 359; definition of, 7 94n; 
as dialogue between partners, 18 1172; 
to doctor, see doctor s.v.; empathy and, see empathy s.v.; erotic, 8 146; 16277; 18324; "failure" with, 16542; 
and faith, 4 591, 632; 
father-, 18 366, 634; 
of father-imago to doctor, 7 206; 
Freud on, see Freud s. v.; "getting stuck" in, 16 218; 
as healing factor, 7 206; heightened, 18 1094, 1097; and heightened consciousness, 16 420; 
as hindrance, 18 349; 
and individuation, 16 539; infantile fantasies in, 16420; intensity of, 18327,352; irrational foundations of, 16 
466; 
made up of projections, 16 
279; 
meaning of, 16283-4; 17260; mutual unconsciousness in, 18 345; 
a natural phenomenon, 16 
357n, 420; 
negative, 4 657, 659-61; 16 (PPI64,165n); 
and neurosis, see neurosis s.V.; of old imagos, 7 91; over-valuation occasioned by, 7 212; 

parental, 7 I 13; 
personal, 7 105; phenomena, 11 230, 549; problem of, 5 683; 
projection in, see projection s. v. ; relationship, 4 433; 
resistance to termination of, 16 38Jn; 
resolution of, 4 443-51; 7 96, 208,251; 16 (PI64), 462-3; rupture of, 7 255; 
severance of, 16 284, 462; 
and sexuality, 16276-7,360; sometimes not resolvable, 16 463; 
subjective value of, 18 358, 
367; 
teleological value of, 18384-5; tendency, 5 Ign; 
therapy of, 18 357, 367; stages in, 18368,373,377; unanalysed,4 163; undermining of, 7 216; unresolved, 9i 523; 12 5; working against, 4 60 I; 
see also rapport 
transfiguration, 13 139; 
of body, see body.l.v.; of Christ, see Christ s. v.; 
of Virgin's body, 12 500, figs. 224, 232 
transformation, 5 617; 777,302; 9i 247; 11 359,963; 13 9In, 199; 14 125; 16122,160-1,214; 
TITLES: Symbols of Transfurmation, 5; "Transformation Symbolism in the Mass," 11 296448; 
alchemical/in alchemy, see sep. entry below; 
of anima/animus, 7339,341-2; archetypes of, 9i 80, 258; 11 758; 
of attitude, 7 359; 
of autonomous complex, 7 341; 
through baptism, 10 136; 11 335; 
673 

Buddhism and, 10 1004-5; Zen, 11 902; 
of Christ in the Mass, see Chrisl s.v. in Mass; 
Christian/in Christianity, 5 342; 9i 230; 9ii 260; censing and, 11 3 I 9-20; and Mass, ,In Mass S.V.; 
collective ex periences of, 9i 226; 
complete, 11 245; 
and conscious mind, 5 351; 14 503; 
consciousness and, 14 183n; continuation of life through, 9i 208; 
of daemon, 5 548; 
in dreams, 12 183-8, 242; 14 80,82; 
of energy, see energy; 
of erotic impression, 5 93; 
of the god, 9i 208; througn man, 5 524-6; 
of God-image, see God-image s.v. ; 
of God !n ~an, 5 612; grove of, 13 328; immortality and, 9i 249; inner, 7 270; 
of instinct into spirit, 17 335; of instinctual drives, 5 91; 
by introversion, 5 588-9; 
of life into death, 5 681; magic and, 9i 231-2; 
in middle life, 17 337; 
moral and spiritual, 14354; and mother: of libido with· drawn from, 5 473; of logm into, 5 558; of mother-imago, 5 457,569; 
mysteries, see mystery(-ies) s.v.; 
natural, 9i 234-5; 13 194-6; of nature and culture, 17 335; participation in, 9i 205; 
of personality, 7255,360,368 11 802; 
into pine-tree, 5 662; place of, 12 186, 295; 

TRANSFORMATION, ALCHEMICAL - TREASURE 

TRANSFORMATION, ALCHEMICAL - TREASURE 

674 
transformation (cont.): prefigurations in, 9ii 414; processes, 13 4581/; 
of psyche, unconscious, 7 (P 123); 
psychic, 7 176; 1280, 187,4°6, 4700; 13 180, 193, 196; 14 188n, 252, 321, 504-5, 615, 647, 749; 17 (P6), 276; in middle life, 8 781-3; of physical into, 8 745; 
and psychotherapy, as aim of, 
11 904-5; 
purpose of, 11 352; rebirth as, 9i 204, 205; religious, 11 890-3; rites of, 9i 205, 225; 
royal, Egyptian, 14356-7; of self, 5 674; 
spiritual, 5667; 11 273; 1397; processes of, 8 688; 
stages of, 7 198; 
subjective, 9i 212-36; 
symbols, 1393; - 
technical, 9i 232-3; 
of unconscious psyche, 7 (P123); 
in the unconscious, and sac- 
rifice, 5 669; 
of values, 5 553; yogic, 12441 
transformation, alchemical/in alchemy, 8 558; 9i 238; 1063°; 12 99, 172-3, 187, 333. 420, 511• 559,figs. 121,214; 13 (P61), 89, 91, 183, 275, 429; 14 142, 169, 252,282,288,3°6,311,316,321, 348, 429-3°, 503, 508, 540, 606-25,645,647,685,712,727; 164°2, 514; 
of arcane substance, see arcane 
substance s.v.; 
of artifex, 13 277; of body, 13 (P60); 
and Christ's death and resurrection, 18 1360; 
and Christ's passion, parallel, 14486, 492; 15 28; 

through death and rebirth, 14 13, 169; 
of God, 1345°; 14374; Greek, 14 IOn; 
of man, 12 366; 13 280; 
of Mercurius,see Mercuriuss.v.; moral-intellectual, 12 366; 
in opus, see opus s. v.; Paracelsus and, see Paracelsus s.vv. Iliaster, Melusina; 
process of, 13 88n, 139, 289, 358; symbolized by ogdoad. 13 416; 
as a psychic process, 13 I 17, 
196; 
of royal pair, 13435; 
stages of, 12333; 14168, 73w; four, 12 333; seven, 12 99,figs. 29,221; 
of substances, 14 110, 142, 185, 374, 388, 545; 
tree and, see tree(s) s.v.; 
vessel of, 12 376, 408; 14 12, 142, 369; 16 402; skull as, 9ii 377; 12fig· 75 
lransformingltransformative sub- 
stance: 
as analogy of macrocosm, 12 472; 
antimony as, 13 183; 
body, soul and spirit of, 12 478; 
and Christ, analogy, 12517; devilish/divine, 12 173; 
and dreams, 8 558; 
flos as, 12 9911; 
four elements of, 12 173; 
gum arabic/resin of the wise, 12 209; 
head as, 13 95; 
magnesia as, 12 165n; Mercurius as, 12 172; movements of, 12 214n; round and square, 12 173; round element as. 13 95; snake as, 5 676; 
Sol as, see Sol s.v.; 
see also arcane substance 

transgressivity of archetypes, 8 964 transition between sleeping and waking, 5 (P457); 9ii 53 transitivism, 3 279 
transitus, 5 526; 
of adept, 13 106; animae, 14 578; 
in Mithraism, 11 342; motif, 13 133; 
opus as, 14 288 
transmigration of souls, see metempsychosis 
transmission: in ESP, 8 840; of force, 8 979 
transmutation, 9i 202; 
alchemical, 12 332, 489, 490; 13 121; 
of elements, 8 90, 962; 
in Mass. 12 417 (see also transubstantiation) ; 
of metals, 13 158, 196 
transpersonal, 7 159; 
contents, 7 '150, 230; control-point, 7 216; unconscious, see unconscious, collective 
	transpsychic reality 	underlying 
psyche, 86000 transubstantiation, 6 35-9; 11 3°7, 
322,379,448; 12450; 18 1360; alchemical parallels, 12 420, 486,489,517; 1422,435; dogma of, 6 36, 58, 96; efficient cause / causa eJliciens, 11 379; 12417; 
of Eucharistic elements, 12 417-18; 13 196 
Transvaal, 18 81 
"transvaluation of values," 5 553 transvestism, 15 134; 
TITLE: "A Case of Transvestism Treated by Castration," 18 822-5 
trapeza, 16 378n 
Trarames, see Paracelsus: ARCANA S.V. 
trauma(ta), 7 13; 8 204, 499-.1)01; 1562; 1633-4,276; 17 176, 20 I; 
675 

childhood/infantile, 4 215-1 17200; 
and hysteria, 4 37, 205-9, 55! 582; 
intensity unimportant, 4 219; measurement of effect of, 4°3; 
past, and neurosis, 4 210, 2 1£ predisposition for, 4218-23; real, child's part in producin! 4227; 
sexual, theory of, see Freud s.v traumatic neurosis, see neurosis s.v Trautscholdt, M., 2 70, 569, 584; "Experimentelle Untersud 
ungen libel' die Assoziatio del' Vorstellungen," 2 2 In, 701: 569n, (P271), 730&n, 868n 
Travancore, 13 278 
travel, urge to, 8 240 
treading. 4 502; 537°.481 treasure, 7 231. 2600/47611, 26: 
477, 264, 374; 9ii 370; 12 11] 160,454; 13200,220,247,25< 267, 319-21; 18 375-7; 
in the depths, 18 260; 
in field, 6423; 13 321; guardians of, 5569, 577; 737. (see also below snake; tree; ani see ANIMALS: dragon(s) s.v. a guardians 
hard to attain, 5393,482, 510 512, 569, 659; 8 229, 390; 9 270, 311, 417, 668; 11 230 931; 12 155, 205, 222, 438 442,448; 
hero and, 8 555; 
hidden, 7 105, 231; 839°,558; -house (alchemical), 13 112 117; 142n; 
integration of, 18 352; 
kingly, 13 181; 
life as, 5 580; 
motif of, 13319; 
pearl as, 5 510; 6423; 1332 I; in sea. 12 154-5; 
secret, 13 fig. 14; 
self as, 12 155. 211; 

TREA TMENT - TREE 

TREATMENT - TREE 

treasu re (cant.): 
singular feeling as, 18 787; snake as guardian of, 5 395, 541,577; 9i 668; 9ii 370; symbol, 6423-4; 7 26on/47OO; in transference, 18 327; 
tree as guardian of. 13 320-1, 
349,414; 
in water, 9i 51; see also hoard 
reatment, 7 254-5; 11 463; 16541; 
17 170; 
aim of, 7 187-9, 198; 16293; analytical, 12 3, 36-7; 
a dialectical process, 16 239; four stages of, 16 122, 134; hypnotic, 16 139; 
individual, 4617; 16 3, 36, 42; individuation and, 7 187; initiation of, 17 273; irrationalization of, 1642; limits of rational, 1684; method(s) of, 7 369, 480; 11 537; determined by case, 17 203; 
as mystical fount of healing, 7 169; 
of neurosis, see neurosis s.v.; practical necessities of, 7 117; and problem of opposites, 7 88; 
reductive, 18 514; 
as religious act, 17 268; results of, 7 198; 
risks of, 7 194,241/462; 
and technique, 17 171-2,203, 240; 
of young people, 7 182; 
see also analysis; analytical psychology; method(s); psychotherapy; therapy 
tree(s): topics, 5 515; 7 295; 9i 535n; 12 33, 217, 232; 13 228, 239-43,249,415; 
	TITLE: 	"The 	Philosophical 
Tree," 13 3°4-482; 
Adam and, see Adam s.v.; alchemical opus as, see opus s. v. 
676 

tree; 
as arcane substance, 13 354, 382,414; 144°4; archetype(-al), 13 379, 460; image, 13 304, 350-3; 
birds and, 13 414-17; 
birth from, 5 367-8&n, 662, pis. XXXIX, XLV; 6 298; 13 327, 336, 404; 16 379; archetype of, 13 404; and rebirth, 13 350, 459; 
branches of. see below metallic; budding, as symbol, 5 368n; 
in Bundahish, see Bundahish 
s.v.; 
Cabalistic: of Sefiroth, see Sefiroth s.v.; Yesod as, 14636; centre of, 13 243; 
Christ and, see Christ s.v.; Christmas-, see Christmas s. v.; of coral, in sea ("sea-tree,") 12 44gn,fig. 186; 13375,4°6; 14 157; 
cosmic, see below world-; and Cross, see Cross s.v.; daemon, 13247-8; 
of death/Totenbaum, 5 368, 494, pI. XXXV; coffin as, 5 349, 427; 13 401&n; and life, 13 349; 
in dream/vision, 5 325; 7 366; 9i 570, 576, 582; of Nebuchadnezzar, see Nebuchadnezzar s.v. dream; 
of Enlightenment, 5 pI. LV; 13 413; 
of Eve, 12fig· 135; of faith, 11 890; 
felling of, as phallic symbol. 5 659,662; 
feminine, 5 324, pI. XXXI; 13 418 (see also below numen); 
fire, 13320,4°8, 45gn; 148on; Gnostic, 13 408; and solar pillar, 13 408n; 
five, Gnostic, 16 378n; 
fruit-, 13 203, 403; bread of life and, 134°3; in fairytale, 9i 

417 (see also below sun-andmoon tree); 
genealogical, 5 321; 8 559; as gnosis, 13 419; 
Gokard, 12 536; 
golden, see below philosophical; and gold-making, 13 414; hanging on, see hanging; 
and heavenly bride, 13 460; hermaphroditic / bisexual, 5 324, 325; 
as Hermetic philosophy (in alchemy) 12 34; 
of Hesperides, 12 fig. 189; 13 314, 405n, 461; 14 85n; apples of, 134°4; 
holy, and snake stones, 13461; immortal, 12 44gn, 450; imprisonment within, 5 362-3; inverted (arbor in versa) , 13 4°9-14, 46o, 462; 14 158n; man as, 13 411&n-12, 420; soul of, rooted in aether, 13 412n; 
of knowledge, 54°3; 7 243n; 8 754; 9i 560, 673; 9ii 372; 10 289; 13 288, 419, 460,fig. I I; 14 75&n, 607; 18 1383; 
as lapis, 13 421-8; 
leafless (dead), 13 313, 333, 343,4°0; 
of life, 5 306n, 318, 349, pis. IXa, XXXI; 9i 673; 9ii 373; 11 726; 12 figs. 26, 264; 13 110, 354,411,418,459; 14 73n; 16 484; 18 1526; blossoming and withering, 5 423n; in Cabala, 13 411; Christ as, 13 243n; cross as, 5 349, 368, 398, 67 I, pI. XXXVI; and death, 13349; and flaming sword, 11 359; on island, 13 3°6, 349, 406,figs. I, 23; and life-giving fruit, 12 298, 449; and mother-symbol, 5 321, 398 (see also TREES: haoma); 
of light, 13 308; and fire, 14 8on; 
677 

magic(al), 13 399, 462 (see also shaman s.v. tree symbolism); 
as man, 13411-12,458-62; Mayan ritual, 12.fig. 190; 
as medium of conjunction, 13 457; 
Mercurius as, see Mercurius s.V.; 
metallic, 13 375, 408, 409&n, 446; branches of, four, 13 I 19, 446; -, seven, 134°9, 414; and mistletoe, 5 393; 
of Mithras, 5 349; 
modern fantasies of, 13462; and mother, 5 321, 349; 9i 156, 589&n; 12 499; 13 326, 41819; and child, symbolism of. 5 624n, 659; as symbol of Great Mother, 18 550; 
on mountain, 13325, 4°7, 412; in myths, 5 349; 13 354; 
in Nebuchadnezzar's dream, see Nebuchadnezzar s.v.; numen, 13 243, 458; as anima(-us), 13458; in fairytale, 9i 417; feminine, 13 418-20, 458; 1473,75; king as, 9i 406; Melusina and, 12 537n, fig. 257; 13 24?n, 416,418; Mercurius as, see Mercurius s. v.; snake as, see ANIMALS: serpent! snake s.v. tree; 
nymph, 13324,328,335,460; oracle-, 11 612; 
of paradise, 5349, 368; 8 754; 9i 428,560; 13 180,243,247, 316,398,4°0,410,419,420, 460; apple of, 8 751; Buddha as, 13 458n; Lilith/Mercurius in, 13 247n, 288, 399, 460; as man, 13 458&n; in sea, 12 44gn; 13 173, 406&n, 408; two, sun-and-moon, 13 403&n; and wood of cross, 13 446; 
phallic meaning of, 5 659, 662 (see also Adam S.v. tree); philosophical, 9i 570; 9ii 372; 11 357n; 12 357, 393, 498,fig. 

TREES - TREPPE 

TREES - TREPPE 

TREES: SEPARATE SPECIES 
tree(s) (cant.): 
188; 13 278, 3°4-482; 146n, 37, 313, 388, 393, 400; 164°8; alchemical opus as, see opus s.v. tree; and aqua permanens, 13 408; golden, 13 4°4, 409, 416-17; Melusina in, see Melusina; Mercurius and, see Mercurius s. v.; parallel with human anatomy, 13 376; seven-branched, 13 374&n; vision of (res quaerenda), 13 374; Zarathustra's vision of, 13 119, 446, 458 (see also arbor philosoPhica); 
of planets, 134°7,4°9; primordial, 13458n; projection into, 13 248; of anima-figure, 13 458; quaternary nature of, 13 446; -riddle, 5 327; 
sacred, 5 321, 368n, 545; 6 697; of Attis, see Attis s.v. sacred pine-tree; a,s mother, 5 577; 
and salt, 13 374&n, 406, 408; secret of, 13241-3; 
of seproth, see sefiroth s.v.; 
as self, 9ii 356; 13 241, 243, 4°7, 458; in process of growth, 133°4; 
and serpent, see ANIMALS: serpent/snake S.v.; 
with seven branches, 13 374&n, 414; 
in shamanism, see shaman(ism) 
s.v. ; 
as son, 5 659; 

-souls, 13247,420; spirit in, 13 247-9; 
stork and, 13415-17,459; of sun, 13 88n; 
sun-and-moon, 12 fig. 116; 13 398&n, 403&n, 4°6-9, 459; 14 73,157,181; 16533; fruits of, as Sol/Luna, 13 409; 
sword on, 13 448; 
symbol(ism), 5 348, 349, 367; 13 24In, 3°5, 347-8, 350; alchemical, 8 559; 9i 198; 13 373; of gods, goddesses, 11 612; king as, 1335on; of personality, 13 241-2, 247, 350, 407; pillar, 13 408n; sapientia/Sophia/wisdom, 11 6 I 2; 13 419; 
and transformation (renewal), 9ii 372; 13 354, 418, 447; 14 76&n; 
and treasure, see treasure s.v.; voice of, 13 247; 
and water, 5 330; 13 fig· 5; 
in Western Land, 12 298, 
537-8; 134°3, 4°6, 407; 1473, 158; 
of wisdom, 13 32 I, 403, 419, 459; 
world-/cosmic,9i 198,427,445, 447, 452&n; 13288,312, 38w, 4°4-5, 409, 4 I I, 459, fig· 30; Mexican, 13jig. 8; shamanistic, see shaman(ism) s.v.; 
Zarath ustra/Zoroaster and, see Zarathustra s.v.; 
see also arbor; forest 

legend, 5 321, 353, fig· 23; 13 458n; 
as Sapientia/Wisdom, 11 612 
cypress: 
emblem of death, 5 324n; 
as Sapientia/Wisdom, 11 612; Virgin, attribute of, 12fig. 26 
fig/figwood, 18 1468; 
barren, 4 149-50; 
	.ficus 	religiosa, 	see 	above 
ashvatta; 
phallic symbol, 4 150; 5 321, 324n 
fir-tree, 5 364n 
Gaokerena (Persian tree), 13461 haoma, tree/plant of life, 5 306n, 
367n, 636n; 12537n jambu, 11 92 In 
laurel, 9i 581-2&n limellinden: 
and legend of saviour's birth, 5 368n; 
mother-symbol, 5 546 locustae/lucusta, 13 376n Lunatica/Berissa, 13 409&n; 14 
157-9 . 
Iygos, 5 363&n magnolia, 9i 654-5 mulberry, 11 612 
myrtle, alchemical, 13374,414; Adonis in, 5 321 
nettles, see Paracelsus 
oak, 13 239, 245, 247, 250, 374, 
405, 446n; 1469-75, 83-5; Dodonian, 14 75; 
hollow, as mother-symbol, 5 549; 14 75, 87; 
Junonian, 1469-7°; 
as king of forest, 13241,247; and mistletoe, 5 392; 

as oracle-tree, 11 612; and Pherecydes, 14 75n; see also forest 
olive, 5 372; 9ii 312; 13 359&n; as Sapientia/Wisdom, 11 612 
palm, 13414,418; 
as attribute of Virgin Mary, 1: fig. 26; 
as Sa pientia/Wisdom, 11 612; as tree of contemplation, 1~ 414 
peepul, see above ashvatta 
persea, 13 4°1, 458n pine-tree/-cones, 5 299, 321&n 
349, 544, 546&n, 659; of Attis, 13 40In; Pentheus and, 5 662 
of planets, see planet s.v. seven poplar, 5367n; 
reivas/Rivas, 5 367; 13 457n terebinth, "turpentine" tree, 11 612 vine/viti5, 5620,621; 9i (P321); U 
359n; 
alchemical symbolism of, H 
374,4°3, 414, 418; 
Christ as, see Christ s.v. tree; 
as philosophical tree, 13 35gn 4°3; 
vindemia, "vintage of Heaven,' 13 35gn, 414n; -, Hermeti5, 12 3°2; 
vineyard, 11 612; 
of the wise, Mercurius as, 1~ 414; 
viti5 arborea, 13 374n; viti5 saPientum, 13 374n; see also grapes 
wak-wak, with human fruit, 5 pI. 
XXXIX willow, 5 364 

678 
* * 
iments, 1 83, 85, 94, 138, 147 writing, effect on, 1237,241 Trent, Council of, 11 220, 324&n 'Treppe"/"Stege," 1 38, 152-4 "Tres Riches Heures duo duc d( 
Berry," see CODICES AND MSS: 
Chantilly 
acacia, 13 4°1 
almond, Amygdalos, 13 116n ash: legends of, 5 395n; 
as mother, 5 439; world-(Yggdrasil), 5 349, 370, 371,427; regenerative function of, 5 367 

ashvatta, aswatha, peepul (flcus re- 
ligiosa), 5 545 baobab, 13 fig. 2 
Berissa, see below Lunatica bodhi, 6298; 13418 
in Bundahish, see Bundahish s.v. cedar: in Egyptian myth and 

tree-goose, 15 26n 
tremendum, 3 562; 10 864, 874; 13 247 
tremors, 1 237; 3 87; 
of hands and head, 1 230; intended, 1 82&n, 148; 18729; in thought-reading exper- 
679 

TREVISANUS - TRIPOD 

TREVISANUS - TRIPOD 

	Trevisanus, 	see 	ALCHEMICAL 
WRITERS: Bernard of Treviso triad(s), 5 294, 545; 8 870; 9i 679; 11 283-4; 12 fig. 185; 13 187, 27°; 
in alchemy: masculine, 164°6; 
Paracelsan, 13 357; 14 235; 
as archetypal structures, 9i 436; 11 209, 222; 
and archetype, 9ii 42; 11 173; Christ and, 11 232; 16403n; double, 16 45 I; 
indivisible, 132701/; 
and Kepler's astronomy, 18 1133; 
lower/chthonic, 9i 439; 9ii 156, 158n; 13 I 76n,fig B2; 18 1604, 1653; as counterpart of Trinity, 9i 425, 59711; 9ii 351; 13 228n, 27 I; 14643 (see also brloU' and Trinity); of gods of underworld, 9ii 351; 1327°; and quaternity, see quaternity s. vv. marriage; mutilated 
of Mercurius, ser Mercurius S.V.; 
Naassene (Gnostic), 9ii 328; of principles, 8 966; 
triadic mandala, 9i 644, 646; 10 775; 
and Trinity, 9i 1 I; 14 643n; ancient/archaic, as prefigurations of, 11 173, 176, 283; Babylonian, 11 173-6; Egyptian,l1 177; Greek, 11 17!}-80; Plato's, 11 196, 237, 247 (see also above lower/chthonic); 
two antithetical, 9i 426, 429, 432; body and spirit, 9ii IOO&n; male and female, 9ii 42; 
upper, 13202,2°4; 
see also function(s)/functional; NUMBERS: three 
triadic: character of gods of underworld, 13 270; 
fantasy formations, 84°1; 

nature of Mercurius, .I'l'l' Mercurius s. v. threefold; 
principle, in I ehing, 8 866; symbols, 5 294n; 9ii 38211; view of the world, 8 962 
triangle, 9i 426; 12 fig. 75; equilateral, 11 18o; 
in Kant, 6 64; 
"lower," 9i 439; 
and quadrangle, 12 165&n, 167,220; 
and square, 13 272 
tribal lore, sacred, 9i 10 
tribe, 7 235/456; 8 725; organization of, and incest 
taboo, 5 332; 
srr aLm primitive(s) Tricephalus, see NUMBERS: three s.v. trichotomy(-ies),9ii 118 
trickster, 14332; 
TITLE: "On the Psychology of the Trickster-Figure," 9i 45688; 
archetypal figure, 9i 465; Mercurius as, ser Mercurius; and poltergeists, 9i 457, 469; Satan as, 11 619, 620; 
and shadow, 9i 469, 485 
trident, golden, 13 450 
	Triga 	chemi.ca, 	.Ire ALCHEMICAL 
WRITERS s.v. Barnaud trigrams, 8 866 
Trikaya, 11 790, 817 trimeria, 14619 
Trimurti picture, 12fig· 75 Tr!nity/trinity/triunity, 4 106; 5 
198; 6 58; 8643, 927; 9i 30; 9ii 66, 104, 141,399,4°9, pI. II; 10 765; 11 81, 91,1°7,125-6,177, 246,469,656; 12 192,220, 287n, 319, 320; 13 137n, 18~, 204, 357,45°; 14 122, 145,237,269, 63°,745; 16 40gn, 533&n; 
TITLE: "A Psychological Approach to the Dogma of the Trinity," 11 16!}-295; 
in alchemy, 12 446,fig. 179; 13 

355; 14 235; Adam and, 14 570; Trinitarian process, 14 444; 
antitrinitarianism, 11 226; 
as archetype, 8 336; 9ii 323; 11 196, 209, 222, 224, 237, 281, 286; 18221,222; 
astrological, 8 895; 
birds as symbols of, 9i 597; cabalistic, 12 3 13; 
Christ as unity of, 10751; Christian symbolism of, 11 103, 283, 284; 
chthonic, 12 539; of snakes, 16 533; 
Church Fathers on, 11222, 250; coniunctio triPtativa of, 13 357&n; 
controversies about, 11 222; cross and, 12 99; 
devil and, 8962; 11 103, 249; as fourth person of, 10 738, 741; 12 192; 13 228n; 18 (P712), 1642; 
and Digulleville, Guillaume de, see Guillaume de Digulleville; double/divine and human, 14 352; Egyptian, 9i 438; 11 222; 14 352, 355; -, amulet of, 14 352; 
as dream-motif, 16 16; 
as equilateral triangle, 11 180&n; 
evil and, 16 533; 
feminine element and, 9i 131; 11 107, 124; 13 127 (see also below Mary's relationship to); form and content of, 11 196; formulations of, in New Tes- 
	tament, 11 207-21; 	and 
	"Comma Johanneum," 	11 
2°7n; 
ideas of: as collective process, 11 268--9, 290; as intellectual process, 9ii 351, 409; 11 286; man as part of, 181549, 1552; Mary's relationship to/as 

fourth in, 11 122-4,240; 12.fig. 233; 13 127; 14237; 18 1536, 1552, 1600, (P712), 1606 (ser aLIO abovr feminine element); masculine character of, 11 107; 12 25, 311; 13 127; 18 221, 1552, 1606, 1657, 1683; 
and Mercurius, SI'I' Mercurius s.v. ; 
motif, 16 16; 
Naassene, .9ii 307, 358; Jesus' soul as, 9ii 313; 
Platonic, 11 239; 
prehistory of, and dogma, 9ii 274; 11 222-3; 
Protestantism and, 9i 22; 
and psychological viewpoint, 18 1475; 
and quaternity, .Ire quaternity s.v. ; 
as revelation of man, 11 127; saving effect of, 11 280; shadow of, 18 1617, 1683; spiritual totality of, 9ii 351; 13 127; 
and structure of psyche, 11 221; 
symbolism: psychological, 11 269, 287; remoteness of, 18 1609; of self (Gnostic), 9ii 358; of wholeness, 11 242; 
and Tetragrammaton, 9i 579; and triad(s), see triad(s) .I.V.; andtri.cePhalus, 10741; 11263; 12fig. 212; 
and unity: logical and psychological ideas of, 11 196; of body, soul, spirit, 13 357n; as God-concept, 11 205; seed of, 1231; 
vision of Brother Klaus/ Nicholas of Flue, see Brother Klaus s.v. 
Tripitaka, 18 1647 
triple glass house, 12 437, 449 tripod, fiery, of Mothers (Faust), 5 
182, 299; 6202&n 

680 

681 

.I. .l'-J.C UUJA - "rYPE 
Iripudia/tripudiu1l/ hy!}odiac(J1wrum, 9i 458 
	Tripus 	aureus, 	S('e 	ALCHEMICAL 
WRITERS .1'.11. Maier 
Trishagion, 11 209 Trishtubhmetrum, 5 21 ° Trismegistus/_os, see ALCHEMICAL 
WRITERS: Hermes Trismeg-istus Trismosin, Solomon, see ALCHEMI- 
CAL WRITERS s.v. 
Trisomatos, Hermes, 14 303 Tri5tan und I.mlde, SI'!' Wagner .\. v. tritheism, 6 58 
Trithemius of Sponheim, see AL- 
CHEMICAL WRITERS .1'. v. tritons, 9i 298 
triune essence, 13 384&n triunity, see trinity 
triunus, Mercurius, see Mercurius 
.1. v. threefold 
Trivandrum, 11 953 Troad, the, 9ii 24 m troglodytes, 11 463 
Trojan horse, archetypal symbol, 16 
347 
troll or "treader," 5 370 Trophonios, 14 144n, 48 In troposphere, 10589 
troubles cenesthesiques (Sollier), 3522, 548 
trust: in analyst, 4 663; in God, 1237 
trusts, American, 10 719 
truth(s), 741,115,116, 260, 263/ 476, 325, 361, 379, 501; 9ii 264; 13 102, 30m, 395; 14 782; 18 686; 
absolute, 13395; alchemical, 12 362-5; 
of the blood, 8 815; collective, 7 238; 1I 463; 
of contradictions, 12 18,23; divine body of, 13 50; empirical and symbolical, 5 335; 
eschatological, 18 1413; eternal, 7 394; experience of, 18 1292; 
TRIPUDIA - TYPE 
and external world, 11 778; and faith, 1235; 
first, 9ii 2 7&n; 
insidious, 7 323; 
living, 13 199; 
metaphysical, 1I 294; 14 781, 784-7; 
nature of, 15 90-2; objective, 7385; 
one-sided, 7 56; 8425; 
of other side, 7 323; paradoxical, 12 19, 190; pragmatic, 4 578, 602; psychic/psychological, 8 806; 9ii 50; 1I 553; 13 210; V •. I. 
metaphysical, 5 344; 
relative and absolute, 4 60812,614,620; 18 1584; revealed, 1I 452, 53 I; 13 197; 
seekers after, 13 197; 
spirit of, 13 166, 263; spiritual, turning into something material, 13 302; statistical, 8 818, 820; 1I 967, 
972; 
subjective, 1I 778; symbolic, 5 339; 
temporal relativity of, 7 324; traditional, repudiation of, 11 
516; 
universal, 1I 452; 
and Weltanschauungen, 8 734-5 T5'an T'ung Ch'i, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS S.V. Wei Po-yang Tscharner, E. H. van, 12 548n; 
Das Vermachtnil des Laotse, 14 636n 
Tschisch, W. von, 3 I&n, 3 Tuamutef, son of Horus, see Horus s.v. four sons of 
Tuat, 9ii 187 
tube(s): seen in sky, and Ufos, 10 
760-1; 
solar, as origin of wind, 5 149-51, 4800; 8 318-19; 9i 105, 108 
tubercle bacilli, fantasy of, I 64 tuberculosis, 3480; 1I 517; 
682 
aetiology of, 4 209 Tum/Atum, Egyptian god, 5 133, 
134, 147; 
attributes of, 5 408-9; of On-Heliopolis, 5 408; 
of Pithum Heroopolis, 5 4 I 0; as tom-cat, 5425 
tumbler, see glass tumours, brain, 3 193 tune(s), 2 6 I I; 
and feeling-toned train of thought, I 168 
Turba philosoPhorum, see ALCHEMICAL 
WRITERS s.v. turbine, 8 82 
Turfan Fragment, 12 458n Turin, 14 5200 
Turkey, 10908 
	"Turkey," 	association-chain, 	3 
247-8 
Turks, Bosnian, 14 385 
turquoise (gem-stone), 13 130, 132 Turrius, Joannes, 14 500, 67, 93-4 Turukalukundram, 9ii 33gn 
	Tut-Ankh-Amon, 	and 	winged 
sun-disc, 5 pI. VII Tvashtri, 5 515 
twelve, see NUMBERS s.v. twenty-four, see NUMBERS s.v. twice-born, 13 96; 
Christ as, 9i 93 twilight, 13 199, 29gn, 302; of reflection, 13 334 
twilight state(s), 3 164n; 8952,956; 
18 725; 
in dementia praecox, 3 346, 352; 
epileptic, 1 3 I, 130; 
	and 	feeble-mindedness, 	1 
319-20; 
hallucinations/visions in, 1 100, 
126; 
hysterical, 1 35, 126, 270, 272, 277, 279, 294, 296, 304, 306, 337, 419; 3 160, 163n; 4 30, 300, 303, 361; 7 4-6/413-15; 10 426; 18 999, 1000 
twins, 13 132; 14592n; 
Gemini, see zodiac, twelve signs of 
imaginary, see sister; 
Jesus and Thomas, 5 3 18n; 
in mother's womb, 5 620; Saviour of the, 9ii 133n, 18711 
two, see NUMBERS S. v. 
twofold substance, 13 267, 384&n "two-horned," 9i 253; 
Alexander as, see Alexander the Great; 
meaning of, 5 283n 
Tylor, E. B., 7108; 8 118; 181297; Primitive Culture, 8 118n; 14 502n 
type(s), 2 984; 4 675-6, 778; 6 
835-6 (DeL); 782,93,461-2&11; 8399; 9i 167n; 16249-50; TITLES: Psychological Types, 6; "The Problem of the Attitude Type," 7 50-96; "The Problem of Types in Dream Interpretation," 18 495-559; abstracting, 6 497-50 I; aesthetic, 6 240, 252&11; affectivity and, see affectivity; anima-, see anima U.'s term); and archetypes, 3 413&11; 9i 143,260; 12 15-16,329; 
of association, see below definition; objective; predicate; see also complex s.v. constellation; 
attitude-, 6 550-8, 835n, 903, 957,972,985; 761; 8224; 12 295; 16 236, 245; 18 1130, 1157 (see also attitude, extraverted, introverted); 
and balancing of attitudes, 6 68; 
classic, romantic, see Ostwald, F. W; 
classification into, 18 504; complex-constellation, see complex S.V. constellation; 
conflict of, 6125,325,911; 7 80; biological foundation of, 6 558; and Pelagian controversy, 633; 
683 

A AA "VUJ r~V~K - TZ U-YUAN 

TYPHOID FEVER - TZ'U-YUAN 

684 
type(s) (cmt.): 
constellation-: complex, see complex; simple, 2 414, 427-8; contrast of, in early Church, 6 15,31-2; 
definition, 2 984-7; "devouring" and "prolific," see Blake S.v.; 
differentiated,6 159; 764,461; and dream analysis, 18 498-9; empathetic, 6497&11,498,5°0, 5°1; 
extraverted, see extraversion! extravert; 
falsification of, 6 560-1; feeling, 6 7, 15, 1°3,24°,9°1, 951; 1832,320; differentiated, 1846; extraverted, 6 155,474, 575, 597-6°3; introverted, 6 154, 248, 640-6; intuitive, 6 148n; Jordan on, 6 244; 
four orienting functions of consciousness, see function(s); function-, see function(s) s.v.; heroic, 7 72; 
ideal, 75°4; 8221; 
idealistic, 6 61; Schiller on, 6 1°3, 220-2; 
infantile, 4 659; 
instinct, see instinct s.v. typical; instinctual events as, 8 964; intellectual, 2 984; 18 35; introverted, see introversion/ introvert; 
intuitive, 6 7, 103, 240, 252n, 9°1; 10918; 1659; 1833; extraverted, 6 613-15; extraverted feeling, 6 143n; introverted, 6661-3; introverted thinking, 6 148n; Jordan on, 6 244, 254; Nietzsche, 6 242; inversion of, 782; 
irrational: extraverted, 6 61619; introverted, 6664-5; 
and motifs, 9i 30g-1O; mythological, 9i 262-3; objective, 2 412-13, 423-6, 984; 

predicate, 2 414, 432-3, 444, 462-74, 483-6, 52 I, 529, 987-9°; 18 963; evaluating, 2 987, 1006; of imbeciles, 2 529; mothers and daughters, 2 1006; 
rational/judging, 6 240, 252-3, 951; extraverted, 6 601-3; introverted, 6644-6; 
reaction-, 2 943; 
sensation, 6 7, 14, 1°3, 240-1, 252n, 468,9°1; 10918; 183°, 33; extraverted, 6 606-9; and hylic man, 6254; introverted, 6 650-4; Jordan on, 6 244, 254; sensualist, 6 61; 
and subject/object, 7 60-3&n, 64&n; 
subjective, 2412; 
temperament and, 4 762; 
ten der- mindedlra tionalist, tough-minded/empiricist, see James, W., S.v.; 
theory, and analysis, 692; thinking, 6 7, 14, 103, 240, 468, 90 I, 903, 905-6, 950-1; 18 29, 88, 109; extraverted, 6 248, 584-94; introverted, 6 154-5, 1'63, 167, 474, 632-7; intuitive, 6 148n; Jordan on, 6 244; SchilIer as, 6 1°4; 
three, in Gnostic typology, see typology; 
two (Gross's theory), 6 461-2, 466-7; 
or typos (imprint), see typos; 
see also affectivity; Ostwald, F. w.; typology 
typhoid feverltyphus, 1 6, 37; 7 162; 8716 
Typhon, 5 577; 9ii 186; 14 16n, 46n, 64n, 216n, 338, 339, 340, 35\n,365n; 
and Set, 9i 55gn; 9ii 156, 187; 14 110, 246; 
and Tartarus, 14 703; three-bodied, 13 270; triadic power of, 9ii 156 

typhus, see typhoid fever typical formations, 3414 
typology: Gnostic, 9i 55; three types in,614; 
psychological, 8 I! I! 1-2, 226; 13 
Ill; 18 1130 
typos, 12 15, 20, 329; 18 80; .lee also 
engram(s) 
tyranny, 10 539 

Tyre, 5 305; 14 14 Tyriac, 14 21&n 
Tyrian colour/dye, 14 2ln, 25~ Die Tyroler ekstati.schen jungfr 
(anon.), 18 7000 Tyrrell, G.N.M., 8 839: 
The Perso1/ality of'Man, 8 8 
95471; 187471/ 
Tz'u-yuan, 12 5481/ 
685 

Uddushu-namir, 11 176 v8wp OEWV, 18 1360 Ueli, 9i 474n 
Ufo(s), 10 (PP30g-1O); 181431-51; TITLES: "Flying Saucers: a Modern Myth," 10 589-824; "On Flying Saucers," 18 1431-51; acceleration, 10 602; 
and American Air Force, 18 1432, 1434, 1448, 1449; appearance and disappearance, 10 630; 
as archetypal images, 10622; broadsheets illustrating, 10 758-60, pIs. V, VI; 
bureau for recording, 10 60 I; 18 1432; 
in dreams, 10 626-723, 770; "manning" motif in, 10 698, 703; 
as drop-shape, 10628, 630-1, 637,641; 
and earth, low opinion of, 10 796-7; 
and extra-terrestrial invasion, 10600; 
and extra-terrestrial origin of, 18 1437-8, 1448; 
flight, nature of, 10 602-3, 785; 
as gods, 10 622; 
heat emitted by, 10641; 
in history, 10 757-80 passim; 18 1442; 
Holy Ghost as nickname for, 10 618n; 
hysteria and, 10 631; 
landings from, 10 603, 611; 18 1433; 
as living myths, 10614,625; as mandalas, 10731,803; materiality of, 10 789; 
and "mother-ships," 10 761, 793; 
"Neptune" as pilot of, 
UDDUSHU-NAMIR - UNCONSCIOUS, THE 
u 
Ulrich (Zurich), 2 511, 514 
Ulrich von Gerbenstein, see Gerbenstein 
ultima materia: lapis as, 13 42 I; Mercurius as, 13 282 
Ulysses, see joyce, james; Odysseus Umail, M. b. see under ALCHEMICAL 
WRITERS: Senior 
umbra, see shadow s. v. unadaptedness, 13 24; 17 172 Unamuno, Miguel de, 18 1339&n unarius, 11 104n, 122; 14554; 
as the One/unity, 14 41, 143, 493; 16 525 
Unas,9ii 187; 1422 
unbalance, spiritual, contemporary, 17 157 
uncertainty: factor of, 8 972; relationship, between conscious and unconscious, 9ii 355; science and, 4 746 
uncleanness, magical, 10 405 uncomeliness, outward, 9ii 216 unconscious: this has been grouped 
under the following main headings: unconscious (adjective); unconscious, the; unconscious, collective; unconscious, and conscious; unconscious, and conscious mind; unconscious, and consciousness; unconscious, personal; unconscious contents; unconsciousness; unconscious processes 
unconscious (adjective): apprehen- 
sion, 18 733, 735; 
aptitudes, see aptitudes s.v.; assumptions, see assumptions s.V. ; 
attitudes, see attitudes s.v.; combination, 18 732; conflict, see conflict s. v. ; contents, see sep. entry below; counteraction, 8 160-1; counter-position, 7 I 18; 
effects, perceived indirectly, 17 112; 
factor, 14332; 
fantasy, see fantasy s.v.; 
800-1 ; 
not photogenic, 10613; occupants of, 10 603, 611; 18 1433; 
and parapsychological processes, 18 1434, 1441; photographic failure, 18 1433; pilot's view of Jesus, 10 797; plurality of, 10 633-5; 
as portents of death, 10 698-9; projections and, 10 608-10, 
614, 7°6, 789; 
psychic nature of, 10 785, 787-8; 18 1431, 1441, 1445; psychoanalysis and, 10631; and radar, 106°4,63°,785-6; as rumours: symbolical, 10 731; visionary, 10 598-9, 6°7-9; 
sexual aspects, 10631,662-3; shapes, 10 602, 618, 635-7, 75°; 
size, 10 603; 
as souls, 10 621; 
speed of, 10 602, 605; 
as symbols, 10618; 18 1431; threads, rain of, and, 10 66?n, 668; 
weightlessness of, 10 600, 602, 611,624,667, 787; 
Zeppelin as, 10 618n; 
	Flying 	Saucer 	Review, 
(P626n) 
Uganda, 10 185; ceremony, 5 594 Ugarit,9ii 181 
	"ugliest 	man," see 	Nietzsche: 
Zarathustra s. v. 
Ugolino, 6 321 Uhlhorn, 9ii 4000 
Uitzilopochtli, 5 522, 672n; 11 
340; 13 107n uIcer(s),uterine, 16 552 Ullikummi, 14 765n. Ulmannus, 12 505n 
18 
10 686 
fantasy-systems, 4 256; identity, see Levy-Bruhl: participation mystique s.v.; individuation, 11 756; 
infantile attachments, 14 750; laws, 13 30, 286; 
material, interpretation of, 11 541; 
motives, and free choice, 16 365; 
opposition, 7 187; performance, heightened, 137-48; 
problems, exteriorization of, 18 769; 
processes, see sep. entry below; products, 18 I I; interpretation of, 5 175n; over- and undervaluation of, 8 176; spontaneous, 13352,393, 460, 477; proliferation, consequences of, 17313; 
psyche, see psyche s.v.; regression, 13 324; shadow-side, 16 173; symbols, 6 182-3, 204; tendencies, 7 137,216; thinking, see thinking s.v.; traumatic factor, 15 63; urges to power, 7 (P5); view of the world, 7 507 
unconscious, the, 3 353; 4248, 528; 5 438, 554, 576, 681; 6 180-3, 279, 837-43 (DeL); 8 62, 544, 640-1, 702; 10 311, 559, 634; 11 440, 760; 13 13-16,36,70-1, 76, 134, 141, 180, 183,209,220, 229, 248, 272, 289, 314, 334, 393, jig. B5; 14 52, 151, 257, 261, 277, 342, 749; 15 104; 16 12, 17, 55, 294, 356, 389, 469, 518-19,529; 17 181, 191, 217a; 18 881; 
TITLES: "The Attitude of the Unconscious," 6 568--76, 626-7; "The Autonomy of the Unconscious," 11 I-55; "The Fantasies of the Unconscious," 
687 

UNCONSCIOUS, THE 

UNCONSCIOUS, THE 

unconscious, the (cont.): 
4 314-39; "Foreword to White's God and the Unconscious," 11 449-67; ''The Function of the Unconscious," 7 260-95; "The Functions of the Unconscious," 18 444-60; "General Remarks on the Therapeutic Approach to the Unconscious," 7 192-200; "Instinct and the Unconscious," 8 263-82; "The Interpretation and Integration of the Unconscious," 13 463-82; "On the Importance of the Unconscious in Psychopathology," 3438-65; "On the Psychology of the Unconscious," 7 1-201; "Phenomena Resulting from the Assimilation of the Unconscious," 7 221-42, 451-63; "The Rapprochement with the Unconscious," 13 210-12; "The Relations between the Ego and the Unconscious," 7 202-406; "The Role of the Unconscious," 10 1-48; "The Significance of the Unconscious in Individual Education," 17 253-83; "The Significance of the Unconscious in Psychology," 8 350-64; "The Structure of the Unconscious," 7 442521; "The Technique of Differ~ntiation between the Ego and the Figures of the Unconscious," 7 341-73; "The Unconscious in Historical Perspective," 8 343-55; "The Unconscious as the Matrix of Symbols," 12516-17; 
absolute, 8 311; 
activation of, 6 400; 12 57; activity of, see activity s.V.; Adlerian view of, 4 760; 16 152; 
aetiologicaVcausal significance of, 16295; 
688 

Africa as, 14 277; aims of, 16 86; 
alchemy and, see alchemy s.v.; ambivalence/two aspects of, 14 253; 18 1537-8; 
analysis of, 7 192-7, 205/446, 342, 387,420; 12 60; 17 180, 184, 193,261; ancestral/instinctual, 8 673; 16 61 ; 
and ani ma, see anima s. v. ; animal impulses of, 12 186, 2°3; 
animal representing, see animals s.v.; 
animation of, 12 201; 
an!mus as personification of, see ammuss.v.; 
antinomies of, 9i 419; 17203; and apperceptive disturbance, 356; 
approach of, 12 53, 60; Aquaster (Paracelsus) as, 13 175; 
archaic vestiges in, 16 205; 
	archetypal 	associations 	of 
products of, 5 683; 
archetypal configurations of, 133°4; 
archetypal structures of, 5 337, 611; 14558; 
and archetypes, 11 238; archetypes of, 12 20; 14 517; autonomous, 5 467; 
and artists, see artistic s.vv. capacity; creation; experience; assimilation of, see assimilation s.v. ; 
an assumption, 11 64; attention to, 14 18o, 193; attitude of, see attitudes s.v.; autonomous activity of, 7 2041 445, 20sl446; 
autonomy of, 8 545; 10 634, 832; 11 I-55, 141; 12 51, 65, 118, 249, 43~; 13438; 14343; as barrier, 7 140; 
barriers against, 5 553; 

"behind" as, 12 55; 
beneficial effects of, 16 501; cannot be discriminated, 11 419; 
cannot be "done with," 9ii 40; cannot be emptied, 7 20sl446, 258/473; 
"can only wish," 4 318; 7 212, 216; 
capriciousness of, 18 734; Caucasus of, 13 13; centre in, 7 509; 9i 492; chaos of, 16 392; 
chaotic fragments of, 13 Ill; Christ as personification of, 13 448; 
and Christ-phenomenon, 18 1828; 
chthonic, 12 26; 
collective, see sep. entry below; 
as collective ideal, 17 218; comparative research into, 17 205; 
compensatory function/ relation of, 5272; 630, 574-5, 843,9°4; 7279,282-3; 8 17n, 466,931; 9ii 191; 1023,448, 732; 11 802; 12 63; 13 294, 454; 14 149, 192, 221, 286, 312,470,486,492, 514, 7°5, 707, 756; 16 372; cannot be compelled, 11 797; to the conscious, 3 448-9; 5 575; 8 17, 132;' 10 33; 14 184; 16 252, 330, 365; to conscious attitude, 11779; 16 12; 17282; 18 1388; to conscious contents, 10 21; to conscious mind, 5 98,587,616; 7 204/445; 12 26, 51; to consciousness, 561 m; 6568,9°4; 817n; 1226'48&n; 14736; 15 152-3; 18 1377, 1418, 1484, 1491, 1584; purpose of, 10 732; realization of, 11 784 (see also unconscious processes s.v. compensatory); 
complexes and, see complex l.V. ; 
689 

as condensation of historical experience, 5 75; 
conflict with, see conflict s.v.: confrontation/encounter with, 13428,462,481; 
and conscious, see sep. entry below; 
and conscious mind, see sep. mtry below; 
and consciousness, see sep. entry below; 
constellated, see constellation s.v. ; 
contamination by/of, see contamination s.v.; 
continuity of, 11 53; 16 15, 205; 18 13; 
conveys experience of unity, 11 44°; 
cosmic aspect, 12 226; counterposition in, 14 257; creates new contents, 8 702; creativity of, 5 182,329; 8 135, 339; 11 875; 1662; 17 185; crossing threshold of, 11 86; dangers of, 14 184; 
darkness of, 5 523, 539; 1334; dawn-state and, 9ii 230; deadly grip of, 5 523, 539; and death, 8 809; 
deeper unity in, 11 943; definition/meaning of term, 1 166n; 3438-9,441; 4 210; 8 270; 9i 1; 18 11; 
deliberations of, 18 545: demands of, 5 458; 
denial of, 10 1; 
deposit of all experience, 8 339; 
depotentiation of, 12 163; depreciation of, 4 761-2; 7 352; 12 60; 18 468; 
descent into, 12 430-7; destructive tendency of, 14 149, 258; 
devaluation of, 6 82; devil/Satan as representative of, 18 1653; 

UNCONSCIOUS, THE 

UNCONSCIOUS, THE 

unconscious, the (cont.): 
devouring nature of, 5 569; dialectic/coming to terms with, 123-4,36,121,193,390,496; different conceptions of, 18 
124, 273; 
dir~ctness of, 7 386; 
discovery of, 10 43 I, 678; 17 129; 18 757; 
disordered, 7 392; disturbance(s} in, 8 640; II 665, 668, 676; 
dominants of, 11 850; 12 346, 391; 
dreams and, sl'e dreams .I.V.; dynamics of, 7 195; 
early conceptions of, 16 204; early use of term, 10 1; 
and Eastern symbolism, 15 90; effects of, on therapist, 16366; ego and, see ego s.v.; 
	and 	ego-consciousness, 	see 
ego-consciousness .I.V.; empirical approach to, 18 1144; 
energic charge of, 18832; 
and eternity, 12 135; European, 15 92; 
everywhere identical, 16254; evil aspect of, see evil s.v.; experience of, 12 59-61, 129, 347; 
extent of: indefinite, II 390; unknown, 11 141; 18754; 
of extravert, egocentric infantile tendency in, 6 569-72, 576, 602; 
of extraverted intuitive type, 6 615; 
fantasy and, see fantasy S.V.; fantasy-structures and, 3 41415; 
fascination by, 12439, 448; favourable side of, 7 166, 196; fear of, 9ii 62; 10 244; 11 28; 12 60, 325; 16374; 
fear of impersonal forces in, 11 23; 
69° 

Fechner and Lipps on, 8 354&n; 
feelings and concepts in, I 148; female/of woman, 7 331; 9i 296; 14 159,229; 16518; feminine, 5 672; 14 172, 181, 364, 736; of man, .Il'l' man s.v. femininity; 
fight with, symbolized, 5450n; figures of, 13 56, 62-3; 
fishes as product of, 9ii 232; Freud's view of, see Freud .I.V.; frightening figures in, 9ii 355; fundamental mistake about, 16 330; 
and future conscious contents, 7 204/445; 
general psychology and, 16 232; 
Germanic, tensions in, 10 354, 447-8; 
in given leadership, 7 347; Gnostics and, see Gnostic s.V.; God and the, 11 757; 
of God, 11 561, 575, 597, 600, 638, 659; 
and God-image, 11 740, 757; goodwill of, 18 541; guidance by, 1274; 
guiding function, 10 34; 
has no known limits, 18 1672; has no time, 18 684; 
as the "hereafter," 12 559; hermaphroditism of, 14 220; hierarchy of, 7 378; 
highly extensive, 8 673; 
in Hippolytus and Epiphanius, 9ii 119; 
and horse, 5421; 
I eking and, II 997; 
idees forces of, 14 751; illimitable, 12 247; illumination of, 14211, 307 (see also below luminosity); 
images in, 5 258; 12 14; of wholeness, 11 757; 
and immortality, 8673; 9i 249; impersonal, 7 103, 220, 243/ 

464, 245/465, 384 (.11'1' also sep. I'1ltr)' below unconscious, collective}; 
as impersonal psyche, 9i 314; importance of, 9ii 7; 
increase of potential of, 14510; indistinctness of idea in, 3 218; inductive action of, 16 364; inertia of, 17 271; infantile-perverse-criminal, 16 327; 
and inferior function, 6 171, 502-3; 
influence of, 7 (p 124), 342; inherited, 12 184; 
instinctive activity of, 7 253; 8 270; 
instinctuality of native's wisdom of, 13 448; 
integration of, see integration s.v.; 
intellectual activity of, I 148; interventions of, 18 571; intuitions of, see intuition s.v.; inundation by, 13 428; invasion(s} by, 5 616-17; 7163; 12 57&n; 14 117n; 16479; invasion(s} of, 11 533; 14 184, 782; 
irrational standpoint of, 7 350; irreality of, 7 351; irruption/breaking through of, 9i 268; 11 665, 698, 708; 14 144n, 272; 
Janet and, 17 128; 
as land of dreams, 18754; language of, 7 21/434; 10 23; 18637,671,837; 
layers of, 7 118; 
left/sinister, see right and left: the left s.V.; 
libido and, see libido s.v.; localization of, 18 761; 
loses ascendancy, 7382; lumber-room of, 11 899; luminosity/multiple scintillae of, 14 5on, 270, 700 (see also above illumination); 
691 

lunar character of, see moor as unconscious; 
	magical rites 	as defc 
against, 11 32; 
and man a-personality, 7 39 in manic state, 18 829; manifestations of, 11 35, 441; 
mankind's unwritten hist 11 280; 
mask of, 12 29; 
maternal character of, mother s.v.; 
"matriarchal" state of, 9i 4: as matrix: of consciousness sep. entry below unconscious consciousness s. v_; of drearr 545; of the future, 5459; of human mind, 16 384; mythology/philosophy etc., 899; of symbols, 12516-17 603,637; 
meaning of concept, see a definition; 
Mercurius as, see Mercu s.V.; 
message of, 18471; mother as, see mother s. v. ; mythological activity of, 1600; 
nature of, 7 (PP3, 124), 444, 288-9; 1052; necessary evil, 12 247; negative: attitude to, 7 J movement of, 7357; role c 166 (see also below posi tive negative); 
neutrality of, 16329; 18 15 never at rest, 17 102; never deceives, 5 95; 
as nigredo, 14 646; 
not directly observable, 3500; 
not only evil, 16 389; numinosityof, 11 222; 122 objectivity of, 10562; 
old theories alive in, 17 44; opening up of, 11 531; 

UNCONSCIOUS, THE - UNCONSCIOUS, COLLECTIVE 
UNCONSCIOUS, THE - UNCONSCIOUS, COLLECTIVE 
unconscious, the (cant.): 
opposites in, set' opposites UI.; order in, 12 189; 
organising principle of, 9ii 318; 
"our sea" symbol of, 9ii 219; outside nature, 12400; overpowering by, 12437; overrating of, 8 568; 
and paintings by mental patients, 15 206-1 I; paradoxical/contradictory, 12 517; 13250; 1488; 
parental influence and, 4 739; perceptiveness of, 11 608, 638, 738; 18781; 
and persona, 7 308; 18 1102; personal, see sep. entry below; personalistic view of, 16 205; personification of, 8 673; 14 128 (see also anima; animus; Mercurius; mother; and see above Christ; below Proteus; soul); 
physiological aspect of, 18 1389; 
physiological and psychologi'cal, 3438; 
positive activity of, 8 702; positive and negative aspects of, 5 580, 609 (see also above negative); 
possession by, 11 648; 16 397; powers of, 18 1505; predominance of, 13 16; 
as prima materia, 12 516; primitives and, 6422; 11 28; productivity of, 7 205/446; and projection, see projection s.v. ; 
	and 	Prometheus-Pandora 
myth, 6 294, 300; 
prospective role of subliminal combinations, 7 197; 
Proteus personifying, 9ii 338; psyche and, see psyche s. v.; psychic forces and, 10 387; 
as psychic modality, 8 249; 
psychoanalysis and, 2 662; 4 562; 10 2; 11 539; 
psychoid. 14 788; 
psychology of, see psychology .I.v. ; 
and psychosis, 3 491; 
as a quality, 17 199; rapprochement with, 13222; reality of, see reality s.v.; 
as real psyche, 16 205; 
reasons for controlling, 8 159; receptivity of, 1 138, 147; reductive function of, 8 496; reflected in dogma, 11 81; regulating factors of, 8 165; regulating images and, 13 396; rejection of, 5450; 683; 
and relationship, 17 326; 
is relative, 8 385 (see aLso below space-time relativity); 
and religion, 1026; 14 193; religion as escape from, 11 7 I; religious aspect of, 7 471; 10 565; 18 1583; 
religious function in, 11 3; 
in religious persons, 10 563; repressed material in, 1661; 17 199a; 
and repression, 7 202/443; repudiation of, 7472; 
in schizophrenia, is dreamlike, 18 832; 
scientific theories and, 16 478; and the sea, see sea s.v. symbol; secret of opus in, 12 361; 
seeks to divide and unite, 11 740; 
self and, 9ii I; 
self in, birth of, 14 548; 
self latent in, 12 105n; settlement with, 7 342; sexuality of, 16 533-4; significance of, 8 491, 494; 16 325; 
as skeleton in cupboard, 12 
207; 
as "somatic," 16 231; 
soul as personification of, 6 
281, 294, 421, 424; 12 397; soul as projection of, 9ii 2 I 9; soul's relation to, 6 27&-9,420; space-time relativity of, 12 175, 247; 
spatial and temporal relations in, 9i 408; 
spectral world of, 18 759; spiral/circular movement of, 12 34, 129, 325; 
splitting off of, 7 195; spontaneous: manifestation of, 11 35; statements of, 13 241; symbolism of, 13 364; statements about it unverifiable, 8417; 
stone as outcrop ping of, 13 289; 
as storehouse of relics, 18 84; structure of, 13 51, 90, 253; 18 4; 
subconsciouslsu perconscious, 12 175,201,397; 
subject and object merged in, 5 500; 
subject of, 8 369; 
subliminal material in, 7 2031 444; 
and subliminal perceptions, 18 
747; 
submission to, 11 2 73n; suppression of, 682-3; 
	supra-individual 	universali ty 
of, 5 258; suprapersonal, 10 13; surrender to, 5 675; 
symbol(s) and, 4680; 6 182-3, 202; as exponent of, 6 204; spontaneous, 13 364; symbolic language of, 18 837; 
symbol(s) of, 5 261; 11 779; INSTANCES: black, 4 737; 
dragon, see ANIMALS: dragon s.v.; 
mother, 5 450; "our sea," 9ii 219; 
sea, see sea s.v. symbol; snake, 5 580; 9i 651; 
692 
349n, 448-9; 
swarm of people, 5 300; water, see water s. v.; whale, 12fig. 222; 
	symbol-producing, 	18 60 
637; 
symbols representing, 11 81C and sympathetic system, 9i 4 synthetic work of, 12 323; and telepathy, 8 813; tendencies of, 17 199; therapeutic approach to, 192-200; 
	theriomorphism 	and, 
theriomorphism s.V.; timelessness of, 16 529, 53 1 ; as "total vision," 11 897; transcendental, 12 175; transformation of, 11 854; transformation process in, 669; 
transpersonal, 7 103; 
	a 	treasure-house 	of le 
memories, 18 747; 
treatment of, 14 274-5; turning away from, 16 149; two parts of, 8 58&-9; 17 20~ unconcern of, 7 346; underestimation of, 12 291; undifferentiated, 6 18<r-l; unfavourable side of, 7 195; uniformity of, 5 258; 
uniting symbol in, 10 784; 
is universal, 5 258; unknowable, 14 710; 
as unknown in inner world, ~ 2; 
as unknown psychic, 8 382; as whale, 12.fig. 222; 
without qualities, 9ii 298; 
of woman, see above female; working out solution of COl flict, 5 117; 
worldwide human, 6 193; Wundt's view of, 8351; yoga and, 11 871 
unconscious, collective, 4 (P302); 258n, 447; 6373,383,412,62. 
13 693 

UCS., AND CONSCIOUS - UCS., AND CONSCIOUS MIND 

UCS., AND CONSCIOUS - UCS., AND CONSCIOUS MIND 

unconscious. collective (cant.): 
842. 851; 7 (Ppv. 7), 103. 110. 113. 123. 150-3.220.231.243. 254,275.374,395,5°9,516.520; 8230-1,254,27°,311-12,589. 720; 9i 3-5, 262, 543. 552, 634, 711; 1013,285.447,714; 1231, 38,4°,42,57, 68n, 81, 265, 329; 13 (P3). 44, 46, 218, 253, 287, 337n, 450, 481; 14 88, 93, 101, 1°7,124, 128, 145,257,349,372, 374, 410, 744; 15 126, 152, 174; 1615, 111,218,254,47°.476, 502. 5°4, 530; 17 207; 18 84-5, 1156; 
TITLES: The Archetypes and the Collective Unconscious, 9i; "The Archetypes of the Collective Unconscious," 7 141-91; "Archetypes of the Collective Unconscious," 9i 1-86; "The Concept of the Collective Unconscious," 9i 87-110; "The Hypothesis of the Collective Unconscious," 18 1223-5; "The Personal and the Collective (or Transpersonal) Unconscious," 7 97-120; activation of, 18 369. 372; adaptation to, 7 252; 
in alchemy, 16531; 
and ancestral life, 7 118; anima/animus and, 5 500; 9i 439,518; 
archetypes of, 5 224; 9i 88-90; 12 38. 42, 329; 14 1 ° 1, 107; 18 80, l1q; 
and astrology, 8 325, 392; basis of individual psyche, 8 321 ; 
brain and, 17 2°7-8; Catholics and, 8 338; 
in children, see children s.v.; composition of, 7 520; 
contents of, 5 259; 6 625, 655; 7153,220,233,387,513,515, 518,520; 8325,589; 1879; activated, 18 92-3; autonomy of. 
694 

7233; 
danger of its replacing reality, 
8595; 
definition of, 5 631; 9i 88-90; 13 11; 
deposit of ancestral experience, 8729; 
diagnosis not always easy, 9i 92; 
Dionysian state and, 6 230; discovery of, 18 I 13 I; dominants of. 7 377, 388; in dreams, 7 248; 
Elijah as, 18 1526; fantasies of, 7372, 387; 
in Germans, 18 1322; 
and Gnosticism, 18 1480,1501; 
	historical 	mirror-image 	of 
world. 7 507; 
identical in all men, 9i 3; images of, play positive role, 7 183; 
immortality of, 8 673; influence on individual psyche, 7 240, 269; 
inherited, 8 676; 9i 90; irrepresentable. 8 840; 
and mana-personality. 7 377. 388; 
Mercurius as, see Mercurius s.v. unconscious. collective; 
as microcosm, 8931; 11 373; mother as, 5 393; 12 92; 
and mutation of dominant ideas, 18 1161; 
and nations, 18 1330; 
patient's, onslaught of, 18 354; and personal unconscious, see unconscious, personal s.v. and collective; 
poets and, 6 321-3; 
and primitive psychology. 18 1286. 1288; 
processes of, 18 5; in modern man, 13 (P4); and mystics, 18 218; 
projection of, 10 43; 13 277; an d psychosis, 18 I 159; 

purposiveness of, 8 675; reaction from, 9i 44; regulating influence of, 18 1162; 
sea as, 12 57; 16 15; 
and self, as ruler of, 5 576; sheer objectivity, 9i 46; soul and, 6 281; 
spirit in, 5 641; 
spiritualism and, 8 599; Spitteler and, 6 324; 
as sum of instincts and archetypes, 8 281; 
symbolism in, 1881; 
as totality of archetypes, 18 1536; 
unconscious of own contents, 8 674; 
understanding of, 7 253; unity of. 10849; 16 254; why so called, 9i 3; Zarathustra and, 6322; 
see also unconscious s.v. impersonal 
unconscious. and conscious, 14275; 
17 102; 
TITLES: "Conscious and Unconscious," 8 381-7; "Conscious, Unconscious, and lndividuation," 9i 48g-524; 
ascendancy of ucs. over cs., 5 681; 
assault of ucs. on cs., 5459; bringing together, 5 459; collaboration, 6 204; compensatory relationship, see unconscious s.v. compensatory; conflict and synthesis, 14 523; confrontation, 14 257, 294, 306; 
conscious view of unconscious, 9i 42; 
contamination of, 14367; differentiation. 6 268; 11 64; dissociation between, see dissociation s. v. ; 
equal status, 14 540; gap between, 5 683; 
695 

in human personality, 11 66; integration of, 5 459; 16 531; invasion of cs. by lICS •• 5 577 616-17,683; 
necessity for connection be· tween, 5457,463; 
in neurotic, 17 203; 
opposition between, 6 910; personality, 14 705; 
separation of, removed, 8 145; split between, 9ii 3900; 13 48 298; 
ucs. made cs., 14258,446,498 union, 4 761; 5614; 6 187; 11 285; 13223; 14364, 541, 593. 706, 770; 16 474; feminine personification of, 13 225 (see also unconscious, and conscioU! mind s. v.; unconscious, and consciousness s. v.) 
unconscious, and conscious mind, 1223, 137, 166, 192,4300,452; 1612. 125-6,522; 17 195,227; attempts to abolish separation between. 12 174; 
collision. 16 533; 
compensatory relation, see unconscious s.v. compensatory; complementary relation between, 14 124; 
conflict of, see conflict s. v.; conjunction, 5 672; 
descent of cs. into ucs., 12437; dialectic, 12 3; 
energy attracted by ucs. from cs., 5 671; 
fear of ucs .• 9ii 355; 
forward striving checked by ucs., 5 458; 
and guidance, 15 114; influence of ucs. on conscious mind. 15 114. 123; 
invasion of conscious mind, by uCs., 5 577, 616-17; 
mistrust between, 14 145; modification by ucs .. 12 26; products of, 11 64; 
separation of, 12 12, 174; 

UCS., AND CONSCIOUSNESS - UNCONSCIOUSNESS 
UCS., AND CONSCIOUSNESS - UNCONSCIOUSNESS 
unconscious, conscious mind (cont.): symmetry, 12 225, 289; 
ucs. as dustbin of. 18 468; 
ucs. as corrective, 16 12; 
union of. 12 59, 328 (see also unconscious, and consciouss.v.; unconscious, and consciousness s.v.) 
unconscious, and consciousness, 11 665,713,74°,745,755; 12516; 141800,195,272,321,518,538, 660,673,758; 15 20!}-7; 1661, 252,5°3; 17260,262, 331b; 
TITLES: "The Effects of the Unconscious upon Consciousness," 7 202-65; "The Unconscious as a Multiple Consciousness," 8 388-96; 
collaboration, 18 541; comparison of energies, 18 751-2; 
compensatory, see unconscious s.v. compensatory; complementarity, 8 132-3, 385n; 1248; 
confrontation between, 14364; consciousness as archetype of ucs., 14 50 I; 
consciousness rooted in/arises from ucs., 9ii 57; 12 40; 14 117; 1661; 1815; consciousness surrounded by 
sea ofucs., 18754; development of consciousness from ucs., 17 130; disintegrating effect of ucs. on consciousness, 13 46; dissociation, 10 1008; endangering/menacing of consciousness, by ucs., 9i 260; 14 753; 
in Freud's theory, 18 1223; 
in human personality, 11 66; independent and opposed, 18 1223; 
invasion of consciousness by 
ucs., 12 57&n, 74; longing of ucs. for 
consciousness, 5 299; 11 740, 745; 14627; 
matrix of consciousness, 5 320; 17 102,2°7; 18 1156, 1378, 1389: 
myth as bridge between, 14 
751 ; 
as nonsense and sense, 18602; as pair of opposites, 7 16, 78; 11 755-6; 12 192; 14 127; rapprochement, 14753; reciprocal, 10 634; 
relative importance of, 18 1585; 
reunion of, 11 445; separation of, 12 74; 
Sol/Luna as, see Sol and Luna; totality of, 14 520; 
ucs. conditions consciousness, 9i 118; 
ucs. dependent on conscIOusness, 10 831; 
ucs. not derivative of consciousness, 13 62; 
ues. is fringe of consciousness, 8382; 
ucs. is mother of consciousness, 9i 501; 17207; 
ucs. is multiple consciousness, 9i 614; 
ucs. pregnant with consciousness, 14 219; 
union of, 12 184; 14211,518, 736; 18 263, 269 (see also unconscious, and conscious s.v.; unconscious, and conscious mind s.v.) 
unconscious, personal, 7 103, 218/ 449-50, 235/456, 243/464, 275, 387,517; 8270,321,397,588; 9i 3, 634; 10 10-12; 11 939; 12 38, 81,83, 242n; 13 481; 1665; 17 207,209; 1878, 1159, 1224; 
TITLES: "The Distinction between the Personal and the Impersonal Unconscious," 7 442-50; 'The Personal and the Collective Unconscious," 7 
202-20; "The Personal and the Collective (or Transpersonal) Unconscious," 7 97-120; analysis of, 7 247; 
autonomy of, 9i 497, 500; cannot be swallowed, 9i 52 I; and collective, 8 555,588-9; 11 222,419, 944; 12 81; 14257; distinction/border line, 7 123; 9i 88; 
contents of, see unconscious contentss.v. personal; 
fantasies of, 9i 290; 
and impersonal, 9ii 12,261; a potential reality, 9i 498; relative, 1891, 113; 
shadow and, 5 267n, 393; 7 103&n; 9i 44 
unconscious contents, 5 78n, 272; 6 281, 295, 838-42; 7 511-13, 515-18; 8 132, 298, 352, 382, 589,709; 108-9,25; 11 637, 676, 897; 13 53, 108, 122; 14 312, 404&n; 16 2!}-7, 357; 17 199a; 
acquired, 7 205/446; 
activation of, 6 399; assimilation of, by conscious, see assimilation s.v.; 
autonomous, 5 2900; 7233; 18 1223; 
behaviour of, 3 442-6; 8 254; breakthrough in Gnosticism, 6 30; 
collective, see above unconscious, collective s.v. contents; constellation of, 5450; 16 383; contamination of, 14660; crossing into consciousness, 14 180, 193; 
dangerous alliance with, 6458; deliberate evocation of, 8 156; dissociation of, from conscious, see dissociation s.v. of conscious and unconscious; 
dreams and, 7 26; 8477; 
of ego, three groups, 9ii 4, 12; emotionality of, 18 591; 
of empathetic type, 6497&n; 
697 
(light of) 696 
energic value of, 6 180; energy/potency of, 16 15,373; essentially relative, 8 498; fascination of, 18 154; 
feeling relationship to, 16489: feeling-toned, 6 201; 
fish as, see ANIMALS: fish; 
in Freud's theory, see Freuc s.v.; 
god as, 5 349; 
impersonal, 7 205; 
infantile, 7 21, 27, 202/443; infantile material in, 5 276; integration of, into consciousness, see integration s.v. of unconscious contents; 
irrational, 14 306, 672; 
and man's totality, 9ii 216; nature of, 16 126, 351; numinous, 12 448; 
object and, 6 2 16; 
origin of, 18 1486; overpowering of consciousness by, 12437; 
personal, 7 103, 118, 202/443, 384,387; 17207; 18 112, 113; physical symptoms and, 14 318; 
power of, 6 305; 
projection of, see projection s.v. ; 
reality of, 6 279-80; 
reflected in nature, 5 17on; religious, 6 325; "representedness" of, 8 352; 
as repressed wishes, 7 202/443; repression of, by conscious mind, 17 199a; 
soul as personification of, 6 420-1 
unconsciousness, 7 23, 290-1; 9i 485; 127,31, 123, 189,259,437, 557,563; 13 118, 163,210,221, 241, 244, 332, 36w, 393; 14 627n, 742; 15 122; 17 146; 
artificial, 14 672; bestial, 13 131; 
as chaos, 14 342, 696; 

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unconsciousness (cont.): 
child's, and identity, 17 83; in civilization, 18 91; 
difficulty of giving up, 17 146; of educator, 17 155; 
as egoless, 9i 492; 
general and secondary, 5 262; and hysterical dissociation, 3 500; 
in troversion into, 6 186; Jewish, and Aryan, 10 353; and the Logos, 9i 178; 
of mass man, 10 150; 
mutual, 18 322; of doctor and patient, 16 364, 367; 
Iligredo as, 14 696; 
original psychic distress, 9i 288; 
original sin, 4 730; 
original state of, 5 652; 7 329; 18262; 
overcoming of. 13 449; partial, 17 325; primitive, 13 66; 
primitive man's victory over, 5 248; 
primordial, 14660; 17 211; and proneness to suggestion, 9ii 39011; 
sin of, 9i 455; 9ii 29gn; 10676; Sophia sunk in, 13 454; symbolized by pig, 9i 644; through mutual contamination, see contamination s.v.; transformation of, 14 82; 
as treasure, 18 263; 
Way of, 16 223; 
woman's, 10 242, 245 
unconscious processes, 5 (pxxv), 670,674; 7 272, 292,342; 8296; 13 (P56); 1581; 16365; 1875-6; in alchemy, 16399; symbolism of, 9ii 278; 
as basis of consciousness, 3 56; centralizing, 12 325, 327, 564; compensatory to conscious, 6 843; 9ii 320; 181156; 
and energy, 8 29; 

exteriorization of, 18 761; investigation of. 18 7; 
and religious experience, 11 555; 
splitting off from conscious- 
ness, 15 207; 
symbolism of, 11 779; teleological character of, 18 1156 
uncontrollable natural forces/acts 
of God, 9ii 48--51 
Uncreated, the, see Increatum "under," motif of, 12 69-70, 148 "underlying," 8 965 
"understand," etymology of, 5 682 understanding, 4 436; 5 14; 7 184, 
399,406,461; 1259,350; 13 118, 277,391,424,436,477; aesthetic formulation of, 8 177; in alchemy, 12 366, 381, 382, 442,564; 
causal, 3 392-6; 
child's need of, 17222; constructive, 3 391, 406--8; 
by doctor, 11 498--9, 518; and patient, 16312; 17 173; Eastern, 13 2; 
of fantasies, 7 342, 353; intellectual, 7342,344; 13332, 482; limitations of, 8468; intuitive, 17 198; 
Keyserling and, 10 941; 
and knowledge, 10495, 532; objective, see below subjective; "poison" of, 7 129; prospective, 3 391, 397; psychological, 7 501, 502; 13 73; between East and West, 13 83; 
reductive, 7 342; retrospective, 3 391, 397; scientific, 13 I, 195; spiritual, 13 429; 
subjective, 3 394; and objective, 3 395-7, 416; 
of unconscious, collective, 7 
253; 
of unconscious products, 8 

172-9 
underworld, 9i 156; 12 29, 437, 
438,figs. 69, 151; 
dragon chained in, 13 290; Egyptian, 5 566; 
gods of. 9ii 35 I; imprisonment in, 14316; journey to, 5449, 572, 654; life in, 5 634; 
psychic, 18 581; 
and upper world, 5449n; and water, 18 259, 271; see also darkness; Hades 
undifferentiated unconscious state, 565° 
unemployed, in Germany, 10 373, 
420 
Unesco (United Nations Educa- 
tional, Scientific, and Cultural Organization), Second General Conference, 18 (P606n); 
	J.'s memorandum 	to, 	18 
1388--14°2; 
Royaumont Conference, 18 (P606n) 
unfaithfulness, in marriage, 17334 Uniate rites, 11 31 In 
unicellular organisms, psychic func- 
tion and, 8 233 
unicorn, see ANIMALS s.v. unification/helIOsis, 13 357, 358 uniformity, psychic, 8 228, 436 unifying function, see function s.v. unigenitus, 10751; 12458,521; 
Mercurius as, 13 283; see also Monogenes 
unio: mentalis/mental union, 14 663-6,67°,674,679,682-7,69°, 694-5, 7°7, 711, 722, 730, 742, 747,752,757-9,773; 
mystica, 5438; 14208,634,767, 771; 16354,419,462,525,532 (see also marriage, divine/ mystic); 
naturalis, 14 696 
union, 7 156; 13 446; 
alchemical, 16 509; of elements, 16451; of king and son, 

12 21011, 446; 
with anima, 13 435; 
of conscious and unconscious, see unconscious, and conscious 
s.V. ; 
of consciousnessllife, 1329, 36; of dissimilars, 12 433; 
with feminine personification of unconscious, 13 225, 226; of God and man, 11 427; 13 30W; and matter, 16381; hermaphroditic, see hermaphrodite; 
of irreconcilables, 12 186, fig. 72; 
of like and like, 12 435, 496; with mother, 5 398, 500, 640; mystic, 5 438; 
of nature and spiritual man, 13 194; 
of natures, in alchemy, 13 198; 14654; 
of opposites, see opposites, union of; 
of persons in Trinity, 13 357 (see also Trinitys.v. unity); 
with self, 13 33 I; 
of sexes, 12fig. 60; 
with shadow, 13 435; 
with soul, 13 193; 
of soul and body, 12418,462, 5°0; 
symbolism of cross as, see cross 
s.v. ; 
of tree and snake, 13 fig. 12; of water and fire, 12 figs. 72, 160; 13 310; 
see also unio s. v. mystica uniped(s), 14 pis. 4, 5, 6; see also Monocolus 
uniqueness, 8 82 I; 
individual, not always an asset, 
17256 
United Kingdom, 10 601; see also 
England 
United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization, see Unesco 

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