Alchemy
The Meaning of the Pelican in JUNGIAN psychology
The Pelican in ALCHEMY In medieval and alchemical tradition, the pelican is a symbol of the soul, giving of its own essence in…
The Pelican in ALCHEMY In medieval and alchemical tradition, the pelican is a symbol of the soul, giving of its own essence in…
The first task of Jungian psychology is to identify and integrate projections. As the unconscious is always projected on the env…
Unlock the Secrets of C. G. Jung's most difficult writings and finally understand his quest As everyone knows, Jung is diffi…
The article Experiencing the Unus Mundus¹ was published in Psychological Perspectives in 2021. This paper reflects the lament…
In the chapter Intentionality and Non-Intentionality in Jung’s Active Imagination of the book Intentional Transformative Experie…
In his 2021 article Mysticism without Concepts , author Sebastian Gäb defines mystical experiences as unitive, noetic, having no…
In The Plural Turn in Jungian and Post- Jungian Studies The Work of Andrew Samuels (2022), editor Stefano Carpani brought toge…
In his 2021 paper¹ about Marie Louise von Franz's lectures on Alchemical Active Imgination , Thomas Willard writes: By act…
What if your dreams were mostly about your cognitive functions? Another angle of interpretation. Jungian commentator Thomas Will…
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