I would love to hear what books have worked well for introducing others to a depth psychological perspective. My own book initiation into the opus of depth would have to be either Hillman and Ventura's "We've Had 100 years of Psychotherapy.." or BilRead more…
I was wondering if anyone has come across anyone's writings which looks at Teresa of Avila's spirituality and ties it to any of Jung's theories? I'm familiar with Clift's book "Jung & Christianity" (1982) as we had it in our college library. I'm pa
Read more…I just mentioned a couple of books in the Shamanism group during a discussion on the history and culture of women shamans and thought I would post them here as well. They are both excellent:
"The Woman in the Shaman's Body: Reclaiming the Feminine i
Read more…For your interest...Since someone just suggested it, I thought I would list a sampling of the books on the syllabi for upcoming coursework in PhD program in Depth Psych at Pacifica Graduate Institute:
Avens, R. (1984). The new gnosis: Heidegger, Hi
Read more…Just came across this list of resources for readings on the link between Jung and physics from by Carol Frenier and Lois Sekerak Hogan on the Collective Wisdom Initiative (http://www.collectivewisdominitiative.org/papers/frenier_imaginal.htm)
Lois w
Read more…I am currently re-reading this book cover-to-cover. It had a huge impact on me when I first read it a couple of years ago. Bernstein's theory is that Nature is attempting to reconnect with humanity and heal the split that has widened over millennia,
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