For Jung, what was the problem posed by the Sun Phallus Man?

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Jung's problem with the Sun Phallus Man was that he believed the patient's visions of the Sun Phallus were stimulated by the collective unconscious rather than being a result of the patient's own psyche. However, it later became unclear whether the patient actually experienced these visions or if he had read about the concept of the Son Phallus and lied to Jung about his experiences. Therefore, the problem was not the patient himself but the uncertainty around his experiences.

For Jung, What Was the Problem Posed by the Sun