This interview with noted Jungian scholar, Sonu Shamdasani, dives into what The Black Books actually represent, what they could teach us about Carl Jung which we weren’t aware of before, and how Sonu views Jung’s work more as a visionary tradition not unlike the work of Swedenborg, Dante and William Blake. The Black Books are a testimony to how Jung became Jung, and how by going his own way he developed his own mythology or – as Sonu calls it – Jung’s personal cosmology.