It’s Friday again and welcome back to the Jungian.Directory newsletter, where we bring you the latest in Jungian news, events, courses, conferences, and books. Thank you for subscribing and we hope you enjoy this week’s issue.
The year is sprinting to a close, but the Jungians show no sign of slowing down. There are plenty of events to still attend in December, and even more being planned for the new year. This week’s events explore a rich array of topics, from the transformative power of fairy tales and embodied active imagination, to cultural healing and a new spiritual vision for humanity in the 21st century. All these events can be attended online and some are free to attend.
We also feature two newly available books, The Collected Writings Of Murray Stein: Volume 9 – Jungian Studies published by Chiron Publications and The Dreaming Way: The Wisdom of Dreams by Toko-pa Turner, published by Her Own Room Press. Scroll down to the Books section to access the webinar where Toko-pa will talk about her book.
We also feature two conference, including the recently announced Central-European Conference on Childhood and Adolescence.There are also two courses starting in the new year to consider.
At the very end of this email you will find a selection of 3 YouTube videos for you to enjoy. The first is a panel discussion on Stefano Carpani’s new book, Absolute Freedom. In the second, the Jung in the World podcast welcomes Neusa Macia to talk about her journey to Jung. In the third Toshio Kawai explores the autonomy of Psyche in his lecture given at the Fundamental Values Conference earlier this year.