In this workshop, Sawyer describes the perennial philosophy as a family of theories surrounding a specific type of mystical experience that Aldous Huxley termed the “unitive knowledge.”  Have you ever had an experience that felt like you had become one with all reality or somehow had spiritually merged with nature?  Have you ever sensed that […]

In this workshop, Sawyer describes the perennial philosophy as a family of theories surrounding a specific type of mystical experience that Aldous Huxley termed the “unitive knowledge.”  Have you ever had an experience that felt like you had become one with all reality or somehow had spiritually merged with nature?  Have you ever sensed that […]

“….the life of an older person is characterised by a contraction of forces, by the affirmation of what has been achieved, and by the curtailment of further growth. His neurosis comes from him clinging to a youthful attitude which is now out of season..” CW16: §75 This seminar will explore analytic work with older clients dealing […]

Echoes of Young Hearts: Contemporary Perspectives in Jungian Therapeutic Landscapes We are delighted to invite you to join us for an engaging and insightful Conference on Childhood and Adolescence, taking place from June 5–8, 2025, in the vibrant city of Belgrade, Serbia. This conference is dedicated to exploring the latest challenges and advancements in therapeutic […]

The Voice of the Soul – Commentary on a Russian Icon Vortrag in englischer Sprache | The lecture will be in English This event will also be broadcast live on Zoom. Registration required for attendance in person or online: [email protected] Zoom link will be sent 1 day prior to the event. Diese Veranstaltung wird auch live […]

20th Conference of Research in Jung and Analytical Psychology Memory: Reflecting on the Past; Dreaming of the Future We call upon memory to learn from an accurately framed past in order to set aspirations for the future. The ability to remember how things worked when they worked well and to understand how we got to […]

“The spirit of the depths took my understanding and all my knowledge and placed them at the service of the inexplicable and the paradoxical.” – C.G. Jung (The Red Book p. 229) Jung’s view of psyche is rooted in an appreciation of opposites and their role in our individuation process. He found that creatively embracing […]

Active imagination is one of Jung’s most original contributions to the understanding of the dynamics of the psyche and ways of working with the contents of the unconscious. His own self-experimentation in 1913 took the form of entering into waking fantasies and dialoguing with the characters that appeared. The development of this approach as a […]

In the summer of 1919 Jung made his first post-war visit to Great Britain since 1914. New documentary information has revealed that in addition to his public talks in July 1919, Jung spent six weeks in London between June and mid-July teaching his British cohort of colleagues and analysands. He led a seminar which analysed […]