Carl Jung’s Shadow: Holding the Tension of Opposites in Depth Psychology

Carl Jung’s Shadow: Holding the Tension of Opposites in Depth Psychology

Carl Jung’s Tension of Opposites: Mapping the Psyche’s Polarities for Healing and Wholeness One of Carl Jung’s most profound yet often misunderstood ideas is the concept of the tension of opposites within the psyche. Far from a simple binary or a...
Consciousness and Depth Psychology: Insights from Michael Gazzaniga

Consciousness and Depth Psychology: Insights from Michael Gazzaniga

What are the Origins of Conciousness? The nature of consciousness has long been one of the most profound and perplexing questions in psychology, neuroscience, and philosophy. How does subjective experience arise from the objective, physical processes of the brain?...
The Archetypal Psychology of Edward Edinger: Illuminating the Process of Individuation

The Archetypal Psychology of Edward Edinger: Illuminating the Process of Individuation

 Who Was Edward Edinger? Edward F. Edinger (1922-1998) was a prominent American psychiatrist, analyst, and author who made significant contributions to the field of analytical psychology. As one of the leading interpreters of Carl Jung’s work in the United...
Leon Krier, Carl Jung, and the Architecture of the Archetype

Leon Krier, Carl Jung, and the Architecture of the Archetype

Leon Krier, Carl Jung, and the Architecture of the Archetype “Truth of feature is related to truth of being” – Frank Lloyd Wright How does the space make you feel? What does the building in the dream look like? During dream work and active imagining,...