The Relationship Between Murray and Dr. Stein

In this chapter, the speakers discuss the relationship between Murray and Dr. Stein, with particular focus on how Murray saw himself in relation to Carl Jung. They explore the idea that Jung became somewhat deified in his own lifetime, while also expressing his ambivalence towards being seen as a guru. The speakers also discuss the concept of friendship and how Murray and Dr. Stein were able to speak to each other honestly and directly. They mention a Hebrew term, 'do agree', which refers to straight talk without concern for hurting the other person.