It contains discussions relevant to the subjects of this bulletin. Part 2 will follow in a later SWC bulletin issue. Swami Pavitrananda, a scholarly saint of the Vedanta order, worked in New York for many years until his death in 1977. Once he had an interesting conversation with the well-known psychologist C. J. Jung.
Some psychoanalysts try to prove that the only concern of man is sex.
I was surprised that you could say that. But because 'I say that I have to pay a heavy price, people are against me, they criticize me, they write all manner of things against me. Religion has become the garment of hypocrisy and insincerity. Since this conversation took place nearly sixty years ago, Prof. Jung's views about psychology have gained acceptance and admiration from an increasing number of academics all over the world. Nevertheless, this conversation symbolizes the difference between Hindu and Western psychology.