We are celebrating our 20th Anniversary! Analysts, students, alumni, staff, consultants, and guests will fill the ISAP building to attend our special event lectures and seminars, and the evening celebration.
We will be exploring the theme of our relationship to the world soul and reflect on what we as analysts have learned about the restorative order of the Self as a way of tending to the world soul. We hope that our work on the subject will shed light on the meaning of our anxieties, especially in relation to the current world crisis with its political strife, wars, epidemics, and ecological crisis. We will focus on some of the burning questions of our times as seen through the lens of the relationship between the conscious mind and the unconscious, both on the personal and collective levels.
We look forward to seeing many of you. This event is free of charge for ISAP students, participants, staff, consultants, alumni, and guests. A special package of six Zoom lectures is available for the public for 150 CHF.
In addition you are invited to attend a visit to the C.G. Jung Museum in Gommiswald. The C.G. Jung Museum in Gommiswald is an important forum of Jung’s psychology of national and international importance. At the center of the exhibition is the “soul”—in psychological language the “objective psyche”—and its multiple manifestations. The nature and effect of the human psyche are illustrated by symbolic material, which has a close relationship to the process of individuation. A special feature is that the majority of the exhibits are unpublished originals. Well-known materials—e.g. published, individual dream pictures or entire dream picture series—are also thematically embedded in the exhibition concept. The majority of the exhibits are originals from the comprehensive cultural heritage of analytical psychology.
