How seldom do we look at the mythological pattern as it moves deep wit — Morton Kelsey

"Man cannot remain well psychologically, let alone socially, if he loses contact with the unconscious and its symbolic and mythological life."

"Psychologically and spiritually, whether one calls them complexes or spiritual beings, they can be either upbuilding, creative forces, or negative and destructive influences."

"In the early years of Christianity the Church was known to be a place to bring those who were sick, either mentally or physically... A vital Christianity still has this power."

"If humankind is open to another dimension of reality, then the dream may be one of the most common avenues through which God reaches out to us."

"The neurotic, it has been said, worries about castles in the air, while the psychotic lives in them. ...The hysterical person can copy reliably nearly any disease syndrome. ...Destructive emotional causes or influences may play a part in any disease, whatever the class or immediate cause."

"One of the most important ways of understanding the unconscious—indeed, as Freud saw it, the royal road to discovering the nature of its contents—is the dream. And what is a dream but a series of images that tell a story?"