It’s the weekend and welcome back to the Jungian.Directory newsletter, where we bring you the latest events, books, courses, conferences and videos from around the Jungian world. Sit back, relax, and please enjoy what this week has to offer.
This week’s event lineup includes topics from myth and depth psychology to shadow work and the sage archetype. Tonight, Thiasos explores Michael Vannoy Adams’ work on the mythological unconscious. Tomorrow, the Cambridge Jungian Circle turns to an Indian myth of descent as a counterpoint to the Persephone narrative, and the C.G. Jung Study Center of Southern California examines anaclitic depression. On Sunday, the Jung Society of Washington looks at the Wise Old Sage and the shadow.
We feature two books this week. L.W. Morris’s Extraversion and Introversion, and Rorschach’s Test: Scoring and Interpretation, will both be published on the 1st of September.
Two conferences are upcoming: the Eranos Foundation‘s “Eclipse of the Dèmos and Betrayals of Democracy” takes place at Casa Eranos next month, and the X Latin American Congress of Jungian Psychology returns in 2027 with early bird registration closing September 10.
We also feature two courses. The Assisi Institute opens their course on the wisdom of von Franz and the mythological journeys of heroes and heroines at the end of September. And Pacifica Graduate Institute offers a course on Unstorying, a shadow work practice through a Jungian, nondual lens, starting in November.
At the end of this email you will find a selection of YouTube videos, all carrying the theme of the body and the unconscious. The first is Erica Lorentz on the body as shadow. Next, Karin Fleischer on collective trauma and the self. And last, Dr Jeanne Schul on accessing the somatic unconscious.
