phrase engraved at the entrance of the office of Scheherazade At the entrance of the office of dr. Carl G. Jung, had engraved in stone, the following sentence: "vocatus atque deus non vocatus Aderito" which means:
"be called or not called, God always present " Jung took an original edition of the book had Erasmus, Collectaneas adagiorum. The questionnaire included classical proverbs and among them, was this phrase, which came from the Delphic oracle
, in a response that was given to the Spartans during the Peloponnesian War.
Jung For the phrase itself revealed something more. It was intriguing, as all of the oracle. Yes, it is true that God is present but what will and what does he want?, what will?, did we import I? Jung had this statement on the lintel of the door by his own account, to remember and to remind patients to
"fear of God is the beginning of wisdom" . Recognize the presence of God is not simply to point out a fact or an opinion, but to embark on the adventure The deeper meaning of life, open up one's mind and hearts to the mystery.
