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The Red Book: Liber Novus
Figure 1. Carl Jung. Carl Gustav Jung (Figure 1) was a Swiss psychologist who lived between 1875 and 1961. Jung is best known as the founder of analytical psychology (i.e., [...]
Joseph Campbell and the Monomyth
Fig 1. Joseph Campbell Because one of the aims of coaching-in-depth is to come to terms with one’s personal myth, it is helpful to explore the work of the mythologist Joseph [...]
Jung and Mythology
In the prologue of Memories, Dreams, Reflections, Jung introduced his autobiography as a telling of his personal myth (1961/1989, p. 3). “I can only make direct statements, ‘only tell stories.’ Whether or not [...]
Life-Lines: Measuring the Currents of Libido
Figure 1. Carl Jung Although C.G. Jung (Figure 1) does not go to great lengths to explain the concept of a life-line, that he introduced the concept merits additional commentary. [...]
The Mandala: Jung’s Pattern of Wholeness
Figure 1. Carl Jung Carl Jung (Figure 1) viewed the appearance of a mandala—a circular or squared symbol of wholeness—as highly beneficial to one’s own personal development. Mandalas can appear in [...]
Alchemical Metaphors in Personal Development
This blog explores the principal alchemical metaphors of personal development and transformation. These ideas are based on the work of Carl Jung who during the second half of his career conducted an extensive survey [...]
In The Press
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The Red Book: Liber Novus
Figure 1. Carl Jung. [...]
Jung and Mythology
In the prologue of Memories, Dreams, [...]
Alchemical Metaphors in Personal Development
This blog explores the principal alchemical metaphors [...]
Dreams (Part 3 of 3)
The next and final [...]
On-Going Research
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The Red Book: Liber Novus
Figure 1. Carl Jung. Carl Gustav Jung (Figure 1) was a Swiss psychologist who lived between 1875 and 1961. Jung is best known as the founder of analytical psychology (i.e., [...]
Joseph Campbell and the Monomyth
Fig 1. Joseph Campbell Because one of the aims of coaching-in-depth is to come to terms with one’s personal myth, it is helpful to explore the work of the mythologist Joseph [...]
Jung and Mythology
In the prologue of Memories, Dreams, Reflections, Jung introduced his autobiography as a telling of his personal myth (1961/1989, p. 3). “I can only make direct statements, ‘only tell stories.’ Whether or not [...]
Life-Lines: Measuring the Currents of Libido
Figure 1. Carl Jung Although C.G. Jung (Figure 1) does not go to great lengths to explain the concept of a life-line, that he introduced the concept merits additional commentary. [...]
The Mandala: Jung’s Pattern of Wholeness
Figure 1. Carl Jung Carl Jung (Figure 1) viewed the appearance of a mandala—a circular or squared symbol of wholeness—as highly beneficial to one’s own personal development. Mandalas can appear in [...]
Alchemical Metaphors in Personal Development
This blog explores the principal alchemical metaphors of personal development and transformation. These ideas are based on the work of Carl Jung who during the second half of his career conducted an extensive survey [...]