The Sea and the Great Wind of the World Bring You Here and There

The fear of death drives him towards singleness. He does not live there, but he becomes aware of life and is happy since in singleness he is one who becomes and has overcome death. And so as Jung is speaking here about this lowly man dying and again he has blood on his hands,. It shows up again in a future section called the sacrificial murder which showed up with Siegfried before that Jung is participating in some form in the in the death and murder and processing of his own psychological burial. So I'll just say a few more things. You want to cross over from being to becomingSince you have recognized the breadth of the sea and its flowing that leads you here and there