Freud and Jung and Their Secret Affairs

Re: # 7
Freud's affair was with his sister in law...his wife's sister...his saali...not his brother's wife...bhabi

#5 Posted by nb,

Freud's relationship with his sister-in-law

You mean his 'saali' or his 'bhabi'? If it was the former I guess these are 'adh ghar waali' !

Re: # 5
dear nb...I have a lot of respect for Freud as well as Jung. Both made great contributions to human psychology. But they also had the dark side of their personalities as they were human. Some Freudians and Jungians have hard time accepting that dark side. That is why they avoid discussing the role of Sabrina in Freud and Jung's lives. I enjoy biographies as facts can be as fascinating as fiction...sincerely sohail

This article could be called an introduction to psychodynamics for dummies.
I only became aware of Freud's relationship with his sister-in-law last year. You seem to have known about it for longer. I haven't read much Jung. Is it in his works?
Neither of these men ever claimed they were above human frailty.

hmmm...strange people psychics.

A woman has to do much in a Man's success..
success or de-success...doesn't matter..

hamzaad,

Seraiki is a beautiful language, you should not disparage it.

Dr. Sohail,

In LA, my guru Tom Cruise Swami ji has said that the psychiatrists and the psychobabble they use are nazi mind control methods. So Freud and Jung were perverts at best and nazis at worst, and certainly more welter weight than heavy weights.

Speaking of lightweights, the Freud and Jung saga is replicated on chowk with another couple of feather weights; Manto first loved Gandhi, and then became his worst critic.

Although Jung was at least a nazi, the best thing I can say about Manto is that he does give a sound thrashing to the injuns ...but that's about it

This story could have been written in seraiki to convey the intended pathos and childlike gossip.. instead of dressing up in a suit boot of thoughful insights.