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Individuation

Carl Gustav Jung’s individuation is, in truth, the solitary path of the awakened soul — the one who rejects and abandons the realm of Yaldabaoth — and who, guided by Sophia’s luminous spark, journeys unknowingly toward the Pleroma.

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