For Jung, the collective unconscious was the source of drives and instincts, yet also the fountainhead of the basic forms of human thought and feeling, combining creative impulses and collective primordial images. Hinduism considers reincarnation a fact. Man is born innumerable times until he becomes spiritually illumined through superconscious experience. Every incarnation is an opportunity to evolve further by learning newer things and gaining newer experiences. It is the same mind of the individual which reincarnates again and again by acquiring different bodies.
Every human mind is the repository of past thoughts or samskaras.
All thoughts from its past incarnations, starting as far back as its first prehistoric primitive incarnation down to the most recent one, are stored in its subconscious domain as samskaras. Not a single thought is lost. Hindu psychology therefore does not accept Prof. Jung s idea of the collective unconscious. The disaster has not come, yet one suffers from stressful negative emotions because of apprehension. When disaster strikes, one is no longer afraid, anxious or worried.