You Have Already Died: Jung's Rebirth Archetype
The psyche rehearses death long before we understand what it's preparing us for.
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The psyche rehearses death long before we understand what it's preparing us for.
Marie-Louise von Franz: Final Resurrection as a Reunion of the Psyche with the Body The principal part of the Komarios text continues as follows: But when the dark, fetid spirit (p...
J. Glenn Friesen, Jung and Western Mysticism D. False Individuation There has not been enough discussion in Jungian psychology of false ways in which we attempt to individuate. Not...
Archetypes, adventure, and play, through a Jungian lens.
An Interview With the Late Jungian Analyst Edward Edinger Why our immigrant heritage makes us the “last, best hope of the world.” Posted January 13, 2018 ungian analyst Edward Edin...
A century-old psychology asks a remarkably modern question: Who are we becoming?
Personal Perspective: We often search for the next experience, answer, or distraction. What would be visible if we learned to stay a little longer with what is already here?
Jungian psychology helps young men become whole again by listening to their own unconscious rather than copying generic online scripts. The post A Generation of Lost Boys appeared...
Carl Jung: I have become an ascetic, a hermit in the pleasure gardens of the earth “Dear Hedy Wyss! Your letter presses deeply into the strings, sounding out chords that reverberat...
Psychoanalytic theory, including Freud's ideas about the life and death drives, can help us understand the process of adolescence.
The most important goal of the very sophisticated unconscious mind is to bring the interior discussion called a dream outside to waking life, where feedback lives.
Mary Sidoli: When the meaning gets lost in the body In this chapter I will explore severe physical symptoms exhibited by patients at crucial stages of their analysis, which tend to...
To allow ourselves to grow in psychoanalysis, we must let go of many wishes, fantasies, and defenses that kept us safe as children. These losses are painful and must be mourned.
Genuine authenticity is not achieved through self-absorbed introspection but by transcending the ego in the present moment to anchor oneself in community, active love, and the divi...
Conversation with Priest Ioann BakushkinPriest Ioann BakushkinOne of the main skills here is to stop assuming that the other person thinks and feels the same way I do.
In ancient myths, the hero must conquer a monster, while in real life, we must conquer what lies within.
Jane R. Prétat: Coming to Age : The Croning Years and Late-life Jung’s Late-Life Transition In 1932, when he was fifty-seven, Carl Gustav Jung published an essay, “The Development...
What if the parts of ourselves we fear the most, our raw anger, our survival instincts, our untamed rage, aren’t meant to be locked away? The post The Psychology of the Wolfskin: W...
Far from being random noise, erotic dreams can be a window into how we're doing sexually, relationally, and psychologically.
"A star is the glowing light inside the other person, distantly seen, brave soul’s tiny flame, too bright to approach without great courage and integrity."
There is no scientific evidence that numerology works, but psychology explains clearly why readings can feel so personally accurate. The post Is Numerology Real? What Psychology Sa...
Understanding ourselves can help explain a pattern. But if experience built it, understanding may not be enough to change it.
An American psychoanalytic tradition shows how diagnosis, science, and psychological meaning can complement one another.
If anyone can legitimately have claimed to have lived A Jungian Life it would be Thomas B. (aka Tom) Kirsch. It wouldn’t be an exaggeration to say that Jungian DNA oozed from his p...
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