From Psyche to a Picture of the World: Self-Organization

One of Jung's greatest discoveries was the presence of Self organizing tendencies in the psyche. He realized that, manifested in dreams, symptoms, and in other symbolic form, the psyche continually introduces greater degrees of meaning and complexity into the life process. Jung went on to suggest that much of life presents an unfolding of these archetypal. ordering processesinto matter, which then assumes a recognizable form in both the internal and external world.