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APPENDIX 1
Flower)—that being which Goethe termed “Faust’s Immortal.” It is portrayed
individually as taijasa and collectively as hiranyagarhba, the golden
seed (Orphic: the world egg), the “great self.” At the hour of death,
prvõa is removed from the yoni into the vjñv cakra, from which it passes
over into the godhead, into timelessness, into nirvvõa—into those cakras
situated above the corporeal, in the “house without foundation,” on the
“island in the ocean of nectar.”
Now followed the display of a series of unconscious images which were
painted by different patients and which illustrate the Western parallels
to the preceding observations concerning Indian psychology.
TRANSLATED BY MICHAEL MÜNCHOW
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