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Re: Sanatana Dharma XXVI—the Four luminous Powers and the Story of Creation

by RY Deshpande

In Talks With Sri Aurobindo Vol. 2 we’ve the following entry belonging to April 1940:

Purani: Jayantilal met Jung in Ceylon. He gave him your books to read, but he couldn't find much in them. Maybe because he considers himself too great. Sri Aurobindo: Jung has said that India has plenty of psychology.

What could be the basis for Jung not finding much in those books? ~ RYD

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