Heart of Matter: “Transcendence of the Psyche”
“God is the name of the Whole of the whole, the transcendence of the psyche. God is within, as archetype, yet more than the collective unconsciousness.”
Ilia Delio, The Not-Yet God, Carl Jung, Pierre Teilhard de Chardin and the Relational Whole
“Dios es el nombre de la plenitud y la trascendencia de la psique. Es cierto que Dios está dentro, como arquetipo, pero es mucho más que un producto del inconsciente colectivo.”
Ilia Delio, The Not-Yet God, Carl Jung, Pierre Teilhard de Chardin and the Relational Whole
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