Jung's Story of a Man in a Cinema

Jung: I look inquiringly at the moon as a witness. So this is what sent me to, sent me to this idea because here is the moon rising at the time of this journey. And so Jung says, has it not already seen wars? Has it not shown a hundred thousand times into broken eyes? This is certainly of no avail to its eternal craters, one more or less death. Therefore, it is probably all the same to the moon, whether and how one passes away. Only we kick up a fuss about it. With what right? Not only was I struck by Jung's feeling the presence of the moon in the experience, but it leads him to conject