Psyche and Thanatos: Psychospiritual Dimensions of Death and Dying It would be hard to imagine a subject that is more universal and more personally relevant for every single human being than death and dying. Over the course of our lives, all of us will lose relatives, friends, teachers, acquaintances, and important public figures, and eventually face…
Journey into Self: The Valley of the Shadow of Death So, being refreshed Christian addressed himself to his 1oumeywith his sword drawn in his hand; for he said, I know not but some other enemy may be at hand. But he met with no other affront from Apollyon quite through this valley. Now, at the end…
Ann Lammers: Emma Jung’s years of self-liberation Two days before Christmas in 1916, a young mother of five wrote a poem about the warlike behavior of the archetypes. Using the psychological symbology that she shared with her already-famous husband, Emma Jung wrote of the merciless aggression of the warring gods, ripping open the ground of…
How Faith Makes the Body Ill. But here I find myself telling about these things, though I have not yet come to my proposed theme of how it happens that faith can make the body ill. For until now I have treated of the powers and strengths of faith: [But] now I intend to come…