It is the whole of inertia and resistance you oppose to changes, it is the Shadow you have to face and integrate with. I am pretty sure that during the journey, seeing Jason’s worry for the imminent confrontation with the dragon that guarded the Golden Fleece, the psycho-analyst would have winked at him behind the golden glasses and said: ‘Look, Jason, the Dragon is nothing but an evolutionary function of your unconsciousness, it is part of you. Let’s imagine that on the vessel bound for the Colchis, Jason and the Argonauts were accompanied by a Jungian psycho-analyst.
Why should we wonder about the nature and origins of evil? Many people state that our need to separate light and shadow, good and evil, is only the result of the blindness that prevents us from seeing the unity hidden behind the apparent game of opposites…
Here are some notes taken years ago about the Kabala and the origins of evil. Nature and Origins of Evil in the Hebrew Kabala Preface Selected Esotericism Readings - Nature and Origins of Evil in the Hebrew Kabala
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