Philip Sherrard -Christianity and the Religious Thought of C. G. Jung Two preliminary remarks must preface this chapter. The first concerns the source material on which it is based. Jung had no “religion” in the commonly accepted sense of the word. He did not belong to any branch of the Christian Church, nor did he…
Jung’s transmutation: Siegfried to Parsifal A first version of this chapter was presented at the 2019 IAAP International Congress held in Vienna, the setting being an important reason for including a fair amount of material on Freud. The chapter is based largely on Jung’s Red Book in its assertion that Jung’s quest for his soul,…
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…