The Life, Work and Legacy of Carl Jung
Encyclopedia of Psychology and Religion: Soul Retrieval Soul Retrieval As a play on the well-known phrase of John of the Cross – Dark Night of the Soul – is it possible that occurrences of depression, at least some forms of it, are a necessary first phase in the retrieval of soul? Are there instances in … Read more
James Hillman, Archetypal Psychology: A Brief Account Sources of Archetypal Psychology Archetypal psychology, first named as such by Hillman (1970b), had from its beginning the intention of moving beyond clinical inquiry within the consulting room of psychotherapy by situating itself within the culture of Western imagination. It is a psychology deliberately affiliated with the arts, … Read more
The Works of Dionysius the Areopagite, Preface to Mystic Theology Mystic Theology is like that ladder set up on the earth whose top reached to Heayen on which the angels of God were ascending and descending, and above which stood Almighty God, The Angel ascending is the negative” which distinguishes Almighty God from all created … Read more
Encountering Jung on Active Imagination Introduction It is a great pleasure to introduce this volume of Jung’s writings on active imagination. For many years, people have had to search throughout the Collected Works and elsewhere, to identify and then read and read again these marvelous papers. Now for the first time they are gathered together … Read more