Revisiting Jung's Flying Saucers: Archetypes, Ontology, and the Vallee Continuum

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UFOs can be understood either as Jungian archetypes reflecting the collective psyche or as real, mysterious encounters with a deeper reality, and the most useful approach is to treat them as events that warrant study beyond psychology, drawing on Vallee, Wilber, Cutchin, and Walsh-Pasulka.

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In a similar manner that the medieval alchemists projected their psyche into matter, Jung felt that modern man projected his inner state into the heavens. In this sense, the UFOs became modern symbols for the ancient gods which came to mans assistance in time of need. --John Fraim The Symbolism