A closer look
You know you're a legendary psychiatrist when you can pass off full-blown hallucinations as groundbreaking therapy. Carl Jung literally stacked rocks by hand to build his Bollingen Tower, a medieval-style retreat without electricity. There, he painted mandalas and engaged in intense conversations with a winged guru named Philemon, whom he considered a distinct, autonomous entity in his mind. It's a thin line between pioneering the collective unconscious and just aggressively talking to yourself in a castle.
