It’s time again for another issue of the Jungian.Directory newsletter. We hope you enjoy this week’s offerings.
Featured Events: Grab your popcorn for two film analyses this weekend, donate towards the support of Palestinian mothers, and explore Jungian psychology in person at Swansea University in Wales…
New Books: Animal-Human Telepathic Connections: A Jungian Perspective by Ruth Williams will be published later this year, and In Honor of the Feminine: Jungian Analysts and the Complexities of Love is available now.
Conferences: Explore the myths of Maya and Aztec Cultures in Mérida, and learn about cultural complexes in Toulouse, France.
Courses: Trace alchemy back to its ancient roots and uncover how it forged the foundations of modern medicine, religion, art, and science (M.A.R.S), and join LAPA on a journey to explore the question of whether “paranoia” is the same as “madness”.
Scroll to the very end of this email to see our selection of three YouTube videos. In the first, Robert H. Langan begins by bridging the gap between Western philosophy and psychology, arguing that Jung’s mature work aligns him with the work of Baruch Spinoza, despite Jung’s own personal resistance to the association. Next, Ukrainian analyst Svitlana Shevchenko explores how war activates ancient archetypes of the feminine defender. Finally, Tom Cheetham reflects on the 50th anniversary of James Hillman’s Re-visioning Psychology and how it changes the course of his life.