Jungian Masters Series: Marie-Louise Von Franz - Applied Jung
Marie-Louise von Franz (1915-1998), Carl Gustav Jung's greatest student and master teacher in her own right.| Applied Jung
Marie-Louise von Franz (1915-1998), Carl Gustav Jung's greatest student and master teacher in her own right.| Applied Jung
This is the 10th year anniversary of this lecture series launched in 2013. This completely revised and updated series, running over the 2023 -2024 calendar years, will introduce the student to the theory and applications of Applied Jungian Psychology.| Applied Jung
The Anima and Animus is on one hand rooted in the individual consciousness and on the other in the collective unconscious, and as such are bridges between the personal and impersonal, the conscious and the unconscious.| Applied Jung
I tend to share Jung’s Kantian perspective about subjects like God and life after death. We simply cannot know the ontological truth about these directly. Yet to the psyche their existence seems quite real regardless of what the intellect has to say about the subject. I also possess what I would consider a healthy mistrust […] The post My Life in a Death Cult appeared first on Applied Jung.| Applied Jung
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Eros and psyche may have decent chemistry, but, simultaneously, are awkward lovers and their love affair, challenging. (Not to put too fine a point on it.) One might legitimately accuse them of many things, which list does not include reason, harmony, or unity of purpose. Rather we might, not unfairly, recognise that, unlike few other […] The post What is it about sex? appeared first on Applied Jung.| Applied Jung
This is a dream (from “S”) and its amplification by Stephen Anthony Farah from our first The Way of the Dream Workshop held in November 2024: Individuation through Dreamwork, presented by Byron Gaist. Dream I am standing in my house by a large window. I am holding on tightly to my little dog who creates […] The post Garden of Earthly Delights appeared first on Applied Jung.| Applied Jung
Post by Johann Mynhardt About fifteen years ago, on the recommendation of a friend and Ayahuascero (Ayahuasca shaman) I attended my first Ayahuasca ceremony. I wasn’t particularly enthused about the idea, but he suggested it might be good for me and in hindsight I probably had (and to some degree still have) issues around control. […] The post What Ayahuasca taught me about Jungian Psychology, and what Jungian psychology taught me about integrating psychedelic experiences. appeared first ...| Applied Jung
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This essay is a reflection on a few of the primary symbols from the biblical story of the Garden of Eden as seen through an archetypal lens. I focus on four specific symbols: for which I will offer an archetypal analysis and psychological interpretation of the way in which they structure our unconscious creation myth. […] The post The Creation Myth and the Structure of Desire appeared first on Applied Jung.| Applied Jung
THE JUNGIAN BOOK CLUB NOVEMBER 2023 BOOK REVIEW written by Byron J. Gaist Carl Gustav Jung (1933) Modern Man in Search of a Soul Translated by W.S. Dell and Cary F. Baynes Published by Routledge, 2001, London and New York Taken together with his autobiography Memories, Dreams, Reflections (1962), his Two Essays on Analytical Psychology […] The post Modern Man in Search of a Soul appeared first on Applied Jung.| Applied Jung
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Like the anima, the animus is a jealous lover.| Applied Jung
Our goal is the widespread dissemination and democratisation of Jungian psychology.| Applied Jung
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]One of the most interesting and provocative archetypes we encounter in Jungian Psychology is that of the Anima and Animus. The Anima/Animus relates to our inner or soul life. Not soul as understood in metaphysical terms as something which lives on beyond our physical existence but rather soul as in the inner force that animates […]| Applied Jung
