: He viewed astrology as "the elder sister of alchemy," stating that alchemical symbols were deeply saturated with astrological meaning.
: He argued that astrology operates through synchronicity —the principle of "meaningful coincidence"—rather than cause-and-effect. Jung on Astrology
Carl Jung viewed astrology as a sophisticated symbolic language of archetypes rather than a literal science. He integrated it into his analytical psychology as a tool for understanding the "sum of all the psychological knowledge of antiquity" and used it as a diagnostic aid in his clinical practice. : He viewed astrology as "the elder sister
: Jung defined astrology as a symbolic representation of the archetypes of the collective unconscious. He integrated it into his analytical psychology as
: Jung believed that moments in time possess specific psychological qualities, which astrology attempts to map through planetary positions. Clinical and Scientific Application
: Jung regularly consulted patient natal charts to gain insight into character traits and "unconscious astrology" present in their personality.
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