Carl Gustav Jung (1875–1961): Anticipation of the Coming Adventure

This chapter is about the mystically oriented psychotherapist Carl Gustav Jung. This visionary engages very early with the supernatural, the unexplainable. This is also reflected in the analytical psychology he developed. Death and dying are also an early topic for him. Essentially, he prepares for his death for many years of his life since his first heart attack. At the moment of dying, he is repeatedly surprised that he is still conscious. Jung faces death prepared, curious about a new adventure, for him death is not the end. Does the human being dissolve in his “shadow” at the moment of his death? In the end, all that remains for him are the words: “How wonderful”.