“The spiral in psychology means that when you make a spiral you always come over the same point where you have been before, but never really the same, it is above or below, inside, outside, so it means growth. “ (C.G. Jung: Dream Analysis, Parts II & III. 1929) “The…
Jung at Church
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Jung at Church: Rediscovering Spirituality Through Depth Psychology
I left the Catholic Church 40 years ago. I have been studying Depth psychology and Jung’s work ever since. Now I find myself back in a lovely Catholic community. It’s been hard. I feel very alone in my view of “reality.” I feel overwhelmed and confused about how I can…
Had a great conversation on the Transcendent Minds Podcast
Thank you Peter Michael Dedes for this deep dive into the mysteries of #storytelling, psychology and #fairytales. Click on the blog post to access link. Listen here.
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I’m driving with my puppy, Sophie, on my lap. I push her off. I’m too close to the car ahead of me. I’m struggling to find the brake, afraid we’re heading for a crash. How would Swiss psychologist Carl Jung (1875-1961) interpret this dream? Would he note that “Sophie” comes…