Volume II is to Volume I as Memories, Dreams, Reflections is to Man and His Symbols -- it makes the basic premises more convincing and understandable by illustrating how they evolved out of Jung's lived experience. It reveals the author's thoughts concerning a lacuna in Jung's system based on an analysis of his life from the perspective of attachment theory. The problem is immediately remedied by employing a particular archetype.AppendicesA. William Blake and the English RomanticsB. The MandalaC. The AnthroposD. Merlin and the Grail LegendE. The Philosopher's StoneF. Jung and MithracismG. Jung's Eros Wound and His Image of GodH. Jung's Phallic Self-Image