Welcome to the weekend and to this week’s newsletter. As usual, we’ve gathered the latest and greatest in the Jungian world for you. We hope you enjoy this week’s selection of events, books, courses, conferences, and news. We thank you for subscribing and invite you to let us know of any of your own contributions you’d like us to promote- we’d be only too glad to do so!
This week’s events include discussions on anxiety in youth, the I Ching’s role in introspection, and art’s connection to psychic revelations.
We also feature a newly released and upcoming book, both published by Routledge. Climate Change, Environments of Uncertainty and Loss, uses Jungian symbolism to explore ecological grief, and An Analytical Exploration of Love and Narcissism, will examine narcissism’s impact on intimacy and transformation.
Upcoming conferences include ISAP Zurich’s “Marzdag” and the “Jung in Ireland” program. We also feature two courses on the transformative power of narrative.
At the very end of this email you will find 3 YouTube recommendations. First is Pia Skogemann’s insights into feminine individuation. Second, Randall Mishoe shares his thoughts on Wotan’s archetypal power and its relevance today. In the third, our very own Stephen Garratt presents on the internet’s shadow side from the 2022 IAAP Congress.