Carl Jung's theory of psychoanalysis and Chinese Taoist book T'ai I Chin Hua Tsung Chih (The Secret of Golden Flower) about Neidan practices(internal alchetype) both are the formations from different cultural backgrounds and time periods. Nevertheless both share the same goal which is trying to go beyond the personal life in order to meet the infinite progress of cosmos. In this way Jung thinks the Self is thus presented through the process of individualization. The Self is the central archetype which is the totality of the personality and symbolized by the mandala. For Chinese believes through the spiritual practice of internal alchemy one will get the golden elixir known as Jindan(金丹) which is symbolized by the mandala of the golden flower. Thus, in order to find out the origin of life we have to turn inward, in this way we sent the flow of life back to the unconsciousness. Then the symbol of the golden flower as one of an example appears from the archetype in the field of the unconsciousness. However the mandala we discover in the collective unconscious has the wholeness of the Self and power within.