Although there have been a number of recent destructive environmental events, the duration and devastation of the fires in Australia have made a powerful impact on the collective psyche. Volcanic eruptions and earthquakes, although disastrous to humans, seem acausal aspects of Nature.
Dr. Fanny Brewster, Jungian Analyst, colleague and friend, joins This Jungian Life to discuss her forthcoming book, The Racial Complex: A Jungian Perspective on Culture and Race.
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Burnout is a relatively new term for job-related distress...
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The archetype of the scapegoat goes back to the ancient...
Lisa, Joseph, and Deb circumambulate the difficult issue...
We consider literalism a normal childhood state – children’s literalism can be funny and charming.
As three analysts, we explore the archetype of “the gun” from a Jungian psychological view and seek to understand it’s influence in the collective psyche of Americans.