From the Wounds of War to the Wonder of Words in Homer’s Odyssey
“Tell me Muse, about the man of many turns, who many/Ways wandered when he had Sacked Troy’s holy citadel. He saw the cities of many men and he knew their…
When Echo Met Narcissus or How Not to Drown
You’ve probably heard about Narcissus, the immature and self-absorbed lad who fell in love with himself and either drowned or withered away staring at his reflection in a pool. You…
The Deep Heart: It’s not the Pump
When I write about the human heart I’m not referring to the physical pump on the left side of the chest, despite its interesting electromagnetic qualities. Rather, I mean the…
Jung’s Invisible Church
“No individual can exist without individual relationships, and that is how the foundation of your church is laid.” These haunting and challenging words come from Jung’s Black Books, his research…
Trickster Goes Cosmic – Again
Well, the Trickster has done it again. Just when you think your trousers are ready to fasten, Trickster sneaks up and pulls them down to your ankles. In my five-session…
Reconnecting with Your Imaginal Intelligence
I have found that when people open their curious mind, something more unfolds. Curiosity invites creativity and, too, imagination. You access something beyond, Intellectual Intelligence, Emotional Intelligence, and Artificial Intelligence. …
Crossing Focusing and Jung: Embodied Inner Journeys
In any conflict between mind and body, follow the body’s wisdom. This is something I have come to trust after almost three decades of practicing as both a Jungian and…
Living an Imagination Centered Life
Over these past months I have been a guest of multiple podcasts, interviews, and media appearances in service to my new book release of The Imagination Matrix. I am asked…
Jungian Coaching (Part 1)
In this blog series, I answer a few questions I was asked by my colleague Gauri Ramesh about Jungian Coaching. Gauri is the Certificate Program Coordinator at Jung Platform and…
Tension & Creativity in Astrology
This blog article is part of a series on Astrology by Janet Martha. Read more here & here. Liberal or conservative, we are all snowflakes. We’re snowflakes in that no…
The Big News about Anxiety
The big news for us from C.G. Jung, and depth psychology in general, is that we now have an overall operating manual of the human psyche. In many promising ways,…
Overture: Night
This article is excerpted from Stephen Jenkison’s book Die Wise: A Manifesto for Sanity and Soul. We wanted to share this with you as it is a theme of great…
