This book presents a comparison of the Gnostic worldviews of Carl G.
Jung and science-fiction author, Philip K.
Dick, two figures who have done far more than most to revive an interest in the Gnostic tradition in the modern world.
Despite profoundly different approaches - one was a depth psychologist whose unique insights and approach to psychology forced him to explore the depths of the unconscious in a way that inevitably led him to touch frequently on metaphysical or spiritual matters; the other was an author of science-fiction - there are some striking parallels between their unique Gnostic visions.
With the relatively recent publication of both Jung's and Dick's personal journals - The Red Book (2009), and, The Exegesis of Philip K.
Dick (2011), respectively - in which they articulate their Gnostic visions, it seems timely to make this comparison.
Karnac Books The apocalypse of the reluctant gnostics: carl g. jung and philip k. dick, paperback/stuart douglas
