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Personal Stories and Practical Insights into Analytical Psychology
Archetypes and Instincts – A Moderate Position
Analytical psychology makes the singular claim that the psyche is, at its deepest and most unconscious level, structured. These fundamental psychic structures, called archetypes, produce spontaneous images that can be empirically studied through dreams, fairy tales, mythology, and religions.
Media – Aeon Byte Interview
CG Jung, Dream Analysis & The Red Book
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kQJslrhOdQw
The full interview can be found below.
Shadow Work – Theory and Practice
A fundamental distinction between most spiritual/religious practices and analytical psychology is the focus on the exploration of the dark side of one’s psyche. While Christians reflect and pray to the Love of God and New Age people bliss out in mass meditation, individuation requires to go the other way.
Outer Work – Lessons From My Twenties
A Decade With a Broken Compass
As I am getting closer to my 30th birthday, I looked back at my twenties and feel astonished that I made it in one piece. I also feel burdened by the number of things I had to figure by myself to approach a life that I do not resent.
A Visual Guide to Jung’s Later Works With a Bonus
To access the mind map, click on https://coggle.it/diagram/X1YZRaqiwzXyWMm3/t/start-here
Why a Mind Map?
Despite clear writing, Jung is not an easy writer to understand. This task gets increasingly difficult when one aims at understanding his writings on alchemy and religion, which I call the “Later Works”.
