Walk Like An Egyptian: Ancient Faith, Modern Mind

An excerpt from Walk Like an Egyptian, Ancient Faith, Modern Mind:
Corner Mythology
Sigmund Freud did not like to talk about it. Carl Jung called it the Self and identified this unifying function at the center of the human psyche with soul-like qualities, even as he shied away from actually calling it soul. Whichever term you use, it is that bit of yourself at your core that feels permanent -- you, to the best of your ability. Your Self also knew how to grow you into an adult, conscious human...