…take ten years that the whole world would end after all that's what's keeping this world going. In 1963 young's grandson dieter Baumann, also an analyst, followed in the footsteps of his grandfather to taos to meet the elderly Indian who had such an…

…that eagle feathers must be used in ceremony and ritual. So the tribe thanks and honours the bird by imitation chanting. Dieter Baumann also saw Indian Rituals. The main message from the Indians was for me the respect for the earth the religious attitude…

…they're used back into our clay, used as a temper. So it's an old and a new pot put together. What Jung and Baumann both encountered was a culture where religion, history, ritual and mythology are fully integrated. The new clay is found at a secret…

…no but this is real, this is I'm different. To which he replied he loved American Slang and he replied: I'll bet Dr Dieter Baumann is one of Jung's Grandsons and is a jungian analyst himself practising in Zurich. He was not that kind of adult who would…

…usually didn't come out, and it wasn't just the experience of the wild fasnacht where they could let themselves go. For Dieter Baumann, as for his grandfather Jung, the fasnacht scene was an appealing free expression of the Swiss Unconscious. At a given…

…nature here reminds psychically that actually we are peasants and should take care of the earth. To Jung's Grandson, dieter Baumann, the vakis reflect a lost sense of connection to the environment. To Jung, such ritualised performance Express the true…