Humans have a habit of running faster when they have lost their way.

It is highly significant and indeed almost a rule, that moral courage has its source in such identification through one's own sensitivity with suffering of one's fellow human beings." (p. 16-17)

I became a psychotherapist because that's where people will unburden themselves, where they will show what is in their hearts.

That because of this interplay of conscious and unconscious factors in guilt and the impossibility of legalistic blame, we are forced into an attitude of acceptance of the universal human situation and a recognition of the participation of every one of us in man's inhumanity to man.

It is interesting to note how many of the great scientific discoveries begin as myths.

What if imagination and art are not frosting at all, but the fountainhead of human experience?

Our age is one of transition, in which the normal channels for utilizing the daimonic are denied; and such ages tend to be times when the daimonic is expressed in its most destructive form.