Chapter IX: Letter VIII: Jung 261

Different view-points in psychoanalysis--_Vide_ Freud's
causality and Adler's finality--Discussion of meaning of
transference--The meaning of "line of least resistance"--Man as a
herd-animal--Rich endowment with social sense--Should take pleasure
in life--Error as necessary to progress as truth--Patient must be
trained in independence--Analyst is caught in his own net if he
makes hard-and-fast rules--Through the analyst's suggestion only
the outer form, never the content, is determined--The patient may
mislead the doctor, but this is disadvantageous and delays him.