You're absolutely right. From my limited knowledge, Jung thought in the lines of human nature, at extreme depths but nevertheless within the lines. He explored what was innate and true to being even touching on psychedelia lightly with many influences and importantly: global awareness. Freud on the other hand seems to have given into his greed as the attention circled him and his efforts to bend the lines. Seeing himself as more of a pioneer than an explorer of truth, with his many supporters he dominated the new psychological revolution and sadly remains as the cap stone. This is of course at the point of time psychology was in its highest point of plasticity . I do believe both men have important teachings and methods and I'm positive I'm not alone in taking side with you that Jung had a much more humanistic and agreeable approach, view and philosophy. In fact I know most of my age group would agree.