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 events from various states in the US, and Switzerland. Tonight, the C.G. Jung Society, Seattle continues its Fairy Tale Friday series by analysing “The Nine Pea-Hens and the Golden Apples.” Tomorrow, the C.G. Jung Institute of San Francisco explores the myth of sirens and the female voice. On Wednesday, the C.G. Jung Society of Sarasota takes a Jungian approach to Tarot, and on Thursday ISAP Zurich turns to attention spans in the digital age.
We feature two books. Kucinsky and Podracka’s Three Lemons: A Parable of the Heart, and Hans Schmid-Guisan’s Day and Night will be published by Chiron Publications.
Two conferences are upcoming. Instituto Ânima de Estudos Junguianos hosts its IX Simpósio da Primavera in São Paulo on October 23–24. And the Journal of Analytical Psychology’s “The Space Between” takes place in Split, Croatia, October 14–17, 2027.
We also feature two courses. The Centre for Applied Jungian Studies opens a new course on the mother archetype next week. And Pacifica Graduate Institute offers its Graduate Certificate in Contemporary Analytical Psychology and Neo-Jungian Studies starting in October, with CPD credits available.
Scroll down to the very end for this week’s selection of YouTube videos. The first sees Murray Stein and Leslie Stein discuss the launch of their new scholarly journal, Individuation—East and West, which aims to build a dialogue between Eastern and Western approaches to psychological transformation and the Self. Next, Stefano Carta explores Analysis and Activism as an ongoing project. Last, Mary Antonia Wood examines the tension between desire and denial, and what it reveals about our difficulty bearing the fullness of our own lives.