The Life, Work and Legacy of Carl Jung
Ann Belford Ulanov on “Personal Madness” Madness belongs to all of us. It comes in many forms and many degrees, from the craziness at the bottom of our neurotic symptom to a derangement that engulfs our whole life. Madness is simpler than it looks: it is our effort to express unbearable pain. Pain of shame, … Read more
Ann Belford Ulanov – Introduction: The Spirit in Jung I wanted the proof of a living Spirit and I got it. Don’t ask me at what price.… Why not spiritual welfare?… spiritual adjustment is the problem.[1] Jung looked for the Spirit in all things, even in neurosis or psychosis. He was driven to do so … Read more
Ann Belford Ulanov: Introduction – Spiritual Aspects of Clinical Work Introduction In this twenty-first century, the beginning of a new millennium, we can look back on the twentieth century in which depth work with the psyche, as a distinct discipline, was born. What an extraordinary venture this is – that we can find in the … Read more