 In Jung’s depth psychology it is crucial that the unconscious has a collective component, unseparated between individuals and populated by so-called archetypes. They are regarded as constituting the psychophysically neutral level comprising both the collective unconscious and the holistic reality of quantum theory. At the same time they operate as “ordering factors”, being responsible for the arrangement of their psychical and physical manifestations in the epistemically distinguished domains of mind and matter. More details of this picture can be found in Jung and Pauli (1955), Meier (2001), Atmanspacher and Primas (2009), Atmanspacher and Fach (2013), and Atmanspacher and Fuchs (2014).