21 March 2025 newsletter

Welcome to Friday and with it to the Jungian.Directory newsletter, bringing you the latest selection of events, books, courses, conferences, and news from the Jungian world. Thank you for subscribing and we hope you enjoy this week’s issue.

This week we feature events from Brazil, Spain, and two spots across the USA. If any of these do not tickle your fancy, there are many more listed on our website for you to choose from.

We feature two books: Reflecting Critically on the Political Psyche by Andrew Samuels has been recently published by Routledge, and Notional Practice by Greg Mogenson was published last year by Dusk Owl Books.

We also feature two conferences, as well as two courses that may be of particular interest to the artistically inclined among us.

At the very bottom of this email you will find 3 YouTube videos. In the first, Glen Slater discusses themes from Jung vs Borg, examining the post-industrial erosion of inner ecology, and the psychological impacts of digital lifestyles. In the second, Robert Bosnak speaks about his journey to Eranos. In the third, This Jungian Life explores Carl Jung’s perspective on ‘visions’.

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