
Let yourself be inspired by Jung’s explorations of the Soul and journey into the world of Soul.
This live webinar course will go deeply into Carl Jung’s conversations with the Soul. Jung wrote about these interactions and imaginations in his journals, known as the Black Books, which were published in 2020. In this course, Craig Chalquist offers a guided tour through these journals
In this course you are also encouraged to converse with your own Soul and to develop your own journal. Craig will clarify how a journal is an excellent tool for Self-exploration – and that Jung showed us the way.
6 + 1 bonus class
60 min
October 5, 12, 19,
October 26 bonus class - live study group
November 2, 9, 16
1pm PT / 4pm ET
What you will receive
6 Video & 6 Audio recordings
Access to your own Jung Platform account where all the content you've purchased will be stored.
Course Description
Central to Carl Jung’s psychology is each person’s journey to wholeness, known as the individuation process. In 1913, Jung began to record his interactions with unconscious fantasies and imaginations in a series of notebooks called the Black Books. These experiences laid the foundation of Jung’s work and brought him into direct confrontation with the power of his Soul.
In this live webinar course, Craig Chalquist offers a guided tour through the Black Books. You will learn basic Jungian concepts as well as Jung’s private thoughts on psychology, mythology, and key figures in his life and time. You will gain a deeper understanding of Jung’s journey and how to apply these same methodologies and principles to your life today.
In this course you are also invited to converse with your Soul and to develop your own journal or ‘black book’. What does your ‘black book’ look like? What kind of images would you put in it? What might your active imaginations look like? What kind of dreams might you have?
Along the way, you will discover ideas and examples for creating your own journal that records your conversations with the Soul, and your Soul’s journey toward wholeness. You will learn to combine text, imagery, fiction, dreams, alchemy, and poetry into a personal collection that testifies to your sacred path of individuation.
This course is ideal if
- You are familiar with basic Jungian concepts and would like to deepen your understanding
- You want to learn about the contents of the Black Books
- You would like to gain insight into your own journey to wholeness
- You long to deepen your connection to your Soul through activities like journaling, active imagination, and dream work
Course Overview
Class 1, 2, 3 A guided tour through the Black Books
Between 1913 and 1916, C. G. Jung underwent a visionary “confrontation with the unconscious” in which various figures rose in his imagination and taught him about himself. One of these figures was a Sophia-like figure who called herself Soul. Much of this inner journey is recorded in Jung’s famous Red Book (Liber Novus). The Red Book was an extract from Jung’s journals. Stretching all the way to 1932, these Black Books record in seven volumes Jung’s extended apprenticeship to Soul, the most prominent voice on his journey.
Bonus live class After the third class we offer a bonus live class that will not be recorded. In this class you can share your personal experiences and the creation of your own black book with other participants as well as the teacher of this course, Craig Chalquist.
Class 4, 5, 6 Continuation of the guided tour and your own journey to wholeness
By the end of this course you will
- Be able to explain Jungian concepts and describe the shamanic experiences that Jung had that have impacted his psychological ideas.
- Have developed your own journal that includes conversations with your Soul, being inspired by Carl Jung.
- Be able to explain the relevance of Jung’s conversations with the Soul for our lives today.
Scholarships
We here at Jung Platform want to make these programs available to anyone. If you would love to participate yet can’t pay for the full course, then please send us an email at [email protected] and describe why you feel you qualify for a scholarship, how much you can pay, and what you will do to help the Jung Platform promote this and other programs.
The Jung Platform Guarantee
If once you have started the course, you feel that it may not be for you, you are welcome to cancel at no cost and get a full refund one week after the course starts.