Carljung Stories

Edict of the Maternal Sacrifice. Creed of the Lunar Child. The male abject of vistas and proses in the embrace of the feminine spirit.

A journey to find the map of her soul.

Inspired by Carl Gustav Jung.

Recent events have left us with nothing but pondering the questions of our existence. This essay contributes to the numerous discussions around Carl Jung's concept of human behavior.

Eric's world is turned upside-down after he loses his best friend in a tragic drowning accident. The body, however, is mysteriously never found. Colin has completely vanished. Eric struggles with accepting what has happened as he spirals down into a depression while everything else in his life slowly falls apart. He thinks of ending it all when he instead by chance stumbles upon a mysterious book that just might hold the answers of how to gain a second chance to save his friend... Eric decides to go down the rabbit hole and explore the extraordinary possibility, but in his righteous pursuit, is lead down a path that he never could have foreseen. He is taken to a world beyond his most wicked imagination, forced to fight through a never-ending nightmare, a hell of his own design, encountering countless demons and otherworldly entities, finding it to no longer just be a matter about saving his friend, but making it out alive and saving himself. But as the nightmare goes on and his sanity is being tested, the challenges keep getting harder, but it also seems that he has been given a task and been burdened with responsibility so much bigger than he ever had intended to undertake...

A volunteer takes part in a cutting-edge Psychedelic drug trial. What follows is a disorienting plunge into a reality where nothing stays still - not time, not memory, not even the self.

Everything is false. But with a person struggling with anxiety, anything can be true. Walk into this unplotted collection of short stories updated by someone who can relate to the terrors this/these character(s) face(s) with anxiety and, most probably clinical, depression. It has a romantic twinge - in fact, it is all about romance, but with the awkward anxious factor.

Inspired by BTS💜, Troye Sivan and oh of course that trash world .

Guide for people interested in psychology 👤 This book may involve Jungian psychology, MBTI typology, personality psychology, self development, objective psychology, identity theories, neuroticism, anxiety conditions, hyper sensitivity & much more! Let's get into it 🤩

My story of self discovery and creation. Who says we have to pick only one road to drive down?

Have you ever had strange experiences at night that leave you confused in the morning? Maybe it happens repeatedly, and you're left wondering why. Drawing inspiration from Carl Jung's philosophy that dreams serve as a medium for the psyche to communicate crucial information to the individual, "The Nocturnal Hex" sheds light on the mysterious and unsettling aspects of our subconscious mind. The story delves into the unexplained and unknown, leaving readers with more questions than answers.

Self musing

I wrote this because my mother and i have completely different personalities and we can never see eye to eye no matter how hard we try, it became absolutely impossible to have a serious conversation. She is christian and I wrote this for her to try and see my point of view on a certain depression i was facing and i felt i had no one left in the world not, even my own mother. I hope you all enjoy. *ending was a little harsh on my end i will admit. I wrote this in a severe state of stress and anxiety.

a poem about confronting the suppressed unconscious after years of neglect

Under the command of The Void, Death planted the seed of Madness within Phineas, forcing him to live through the collective suffering of humanity. This predicament filled his adolescent years with isolation and existential dread, until one day, he met Isabella, an inexplicably enigmatic girl with otherworldly eyes and a star-shaped birthmark underneath her collarbone. Their romance eventually plunged him to a self-exiled journey to the ends of the Earth chasing a mythical fish that can reveal the true nature of reality. A fantastical coming-of-age filled with psychedelic landscapes, philosophical musings, and stream-of-consciousness epiphany, The Vagabond, The Madness, and The Wonderland is a fascinating work that captures existence in all of its chaos and explores what it means to be authentically human.

Giordi is tired. Day in, day out, she floats inside of herself, lost beneath the surface of her own skin. Her dreams inform her reality, but she wonders if she'll ever really wake up. It's only a matter of time before her journey begins - trust-falling deep into the subconscious, jumping between dimensions and revisiting past lives, birthing the voice of intuition within - searching for a way to unlock her life in the waking world. Reality is full of back doors - but do any of them lead to the place where she belongs?