Carl Jung was born in Kesswil on Lake Constance in Switzerland, on July 26, 1875(1). He was the oldest and first surviving child of his parents. Two brothers died as infants before jung was born. Jung's father was a Protestant clergyman as were his eight uncles. His father was also a philologist (Unknown, 1999). Especially concerned with his father's failing belief in religion, he tried to communicate to him with his own experiences of God (Unknown, 1999). His father's disposition was an irritable one and he was often difficult to get along

In 1902 Carl Gustav Jung met his soon to be wife Emma Rauschenbach. In the fall of 1903 he married her. In the time span of their marriage they had five children. She died in 1955.

with (Nordby, 1975). His mother suffered from a neurotic disorder and often fought with his father, which made her inaccessible most of the time. When the child could not take his mother's depressions and his parents' fights, he sought refuge in the attic, where he played with a wooden mannequin. His teenage years were characterized by confusion and inquisitiveness, especially about religion.

In 1895 he began his college studies at the University of Basel. With the history of religion in his family the choice of a career was a difficult one. Jung seemed destined to become a minister, for there were a number of clergyme

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