sorry about the typos!  I should have re-read my post before adding the comment. next time hopefully, I'll do better.

Thanks for responding so promptly!  As I look quickly at both men, having read in the past many of their writings, I still wonder about the huge difference between the two:  on in "modern man's search for his/her soul"; and, the other having FAITHm at least in the Eastern Orthodox arena, which is so vast, as I see it, and experience it!  Do you think that Jung looked to the depths through culture, art, symbolism, etc -- the attributed of the soul; and Dostoevsky recognized the huge discrepancy be the the intelligentia and the idiot, the guildy and punishment . . .  Jung delved deeply into the inner crevices and pits of the hidden reality of consciousness; and Doestoevsky the more exterior expressions in character/personalities to come at a conclusion of some kind:  all is idiocy!  That sanity is in being an idiot!  That pomposity is so evident in many instances; and humility of failure so true and real, without all the fantasy!  Sorry about the seeming judgmental words!  But, it seems that one way or another, each writer/in-depth inquirer of the "unknown" is at once seeking a TRUTH, revealed but not yet known?  concluding that the SILENCE of not-knowing or having the solution to the problems approached in one's life/ or the question of LIFE in general is met not only in the inquiry, but in the letting go of the inquiry, and simply living LIFE, gratefully!