Jung's Attitude Towards Yoga

A Psychological-Theological Approach

Authors

  • Blažević Blažević University of Zadar, Department of Religious Sciences, Zadar, Croatia

Keywords:

Carl G. Jung, yoga, East, West, conscious, unconscious, individuation, analytical psychology, Ignatian spiritual exercises

Abstract

The article explores virtues in the fundamental writings of St. Ignatius of Loyola. The method used is a close historical–critical reading of the following Ignatius texts: the Autobiography, Spiritual Exercises, and the Constitutions in their socio–historical context and intertextuality. St. Ignatius uses a mixture of traditional Christian virtues as a means to articulate his own experience, and he links the Catholic identity to daily life in order to develop a particular spiritual exercise.

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Published

2024-10-04

Issue

Vol. 7 No. 4 (2024): Obnovljeni Život 2024, 79(4),399-542

Section

Original Scholarly Paper

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