The superreal exists objectively, but it is not given to us in sensations, but indirectly - through its manifestations. We meet him as we enter the fragile world of dreams, where the unconscious speaks to us in the language of symbols and signs. We touch it when we encounter the acausal, for example, when something throws us repeated symbols and images during the day in circumstances that have nothing in common with each other. We see him everywhere. Carl Gustav Jung found the courage to declare: no research of the surrounding world is possible if we deny the existence of the superreal; by invading the realm of spirit and consciousness with the crude tools of rationality, science risks a complete fiasco. Surprisingly, the fact is that Jung's ideas were warmly supported by the outstanding physicist Wolfgang Pauli, and even more than that, he took an active part in the study of the phenomenon of synchronicity. The most important stages of the development of the psyche, original ideas about its nature and origins from the founder of analytical psychology, Carl Gustav Jung. For connoisseurs of the works of Sigmund Freud, Friedrich Nietzsche and those who want to learn how modern psychology originated.