The Red Book: Carl Jung’s Journey into the Soul For decades, the "Liber Novus"—better known as (The Red Book)—was the psychology world's best-kept secret. Hidden in a Swiss bank vault for nearly half a century after Carl Jung's death, its publication in 2009 sent shockwaves through the scientific and artistic communities.
was a legend. Jung’s family kept it locked in a Swiss bank vault, fearing that its "fantasies" would damage his reputation as a man of science. It wasn't until 2009 that it was finally published. Its release proved that Jung’s "scientific" theories were actually rooted in a deeply personal, mystical experience. Conclusion El Libro Rojo el libro rojo de carl jung