Seven Sermons to Carl Jung, from the Dead
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Whereupon the dead were silent and ascended like the smoke above the
herdsman’s fire, who through the night kept watch over his flock.
Jung, Carl, Seven Sermons to the Dead written by Basilides of Alexandria,
the city where East and West meet. trans. H.G. Baynes
(Privately published, 1916 / New York, W. W. Norton & Co. 2009)
This piece is a part of Sweet Honeyed Homelands