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From The Red Book: Liber Novus, specifically the Liber Primus section. The Red Book was Jung's most intimate and experimental work — a large illuminated manuscript he worked on privately from 1913 to around 1930, recording the visions, dialogues, and reflections of his self-imposed confrontation with the unconscious. It was not published until 2009. The passage belongs to a broader sequence in which Jung articulates the integration of opposites as the central psychological task: thinking without feeling becomes abstract and hollow, while feeling without thinking becomes undifferentiated sentiment. Together they constitute what Jung called a whole or integrated psyche.