"The anima figure, the Chinese Sophia figure. He [Pauli] took her seriously. That was a compensatory figure for him who tried to impress on him the feminine. But even then he did not take enough notice of her. For instance I published in Number and Time the dream where the Chinese woman says that not the six-pointed star, but the square dance is a real symbol of the Self. He never worked on that further. He didn’t pick up those suggestions or work on them as Jung trained us to do. If I had had such a dream, I would have followed up that idea right through for weeks and weeks."

- ~Marie Louise Von Franz, Récréation : the wonderful story of Wolfgang Pauli, C.G. Jung and “the” woman.