Nancy discovered Jung’s psychology in her mid-twenties when she first began studies in graduate school.  She was young, as Jung called his psychology of individuation a theory for the second half of life.  Even so, as she entered what astrologers refer to as her first Saturn return, the world of analytic psychology became more than just study, it became part of a spiritual journey.  She lived at Venice beach in southern California at the time, and was already part of a counter culture in the outer world.  This new exploration became her inner journey.