Welcome back to the Jungian.Directory newsletter. We’re excited to present to you today’s issue:
Featured Events: First, we plunge into the ocean depths where the terrifying power of Poseidon is unmasked. Next, confront the very beginning of human consciousness in the Edith Sullwold Memorial Lecture on Psychic DNA. Join the WUJ Relaunch Event, a powerful cross-cultural dialogue that asks the one question we’re all afraid to answer in times of global crisis. Finally, we travel to the farthest edge of the world in Befriending the Orphan, a provocative look at the convict stigma and archetypal abandonment at the heart of Australia’s cultural complexes.
New Books: The Psychology of Everyman: Nerves and the Masses by George Devine and Mental Abnormality: Facts and Theories by Millais Culpin were both recently published by Routledge.
Conferences: Attend DGAP’s Spring Conference in person in May, and remember to register for Assisi’s online offering.
Courses: Paradox Simpatico will teach you how to stop fighting your inner contradictions and start using them as fuel for radical growth. Then, prepare for a masterclass in the language of the night with Jungian Dream Interpretation.
At the very end of this email you will find three YouTube videos. In an discussion on his book The Force of Character and the Lasting Life, James Hillman offers an entertaining disquisition on why older men urinate more at night. Next, artist Enrique Martínez Celaya and James Hollis examine their 2026 collaboration which investigates the vital role of purpose in the creative life. Finally, Leslie de Galbert and Murray Stein introduce the 2026 Zurich Lecture Series, The Alchemical Mind.