Most any spiritual sojourner interested in the growth, maturation, and healing of Soul will, at the very least, find Jung's ideas fascinating. You might even feel like you've finally come home... And for those of you surfing through who are already well acquainted with Jung and Jungian Psychology? The Journey into Unus Mundus might even manage to have a surprise or two waiting for you.

"Meaning makes a great many things endurable - perhaps everything. No science will ever replace myth, and myth cannot be made out of any science. For it is not that "God" is a myth, but that myth is the revelation of a divine life in man." Memories, Dreams, and Reflections

Hear C. G. Jung speak about whether or not he believes in God.

Please note: The scattered information and ideas shared on these few pages are meant to be little more than a very small, but delicious taste of Jung's ideas... and it is certainly not meant to be a scholarly treatise and/or final word on any of the concepts briefly shared. Part of Fortune

• The Jung & the Restless
• Jung In A Nutshell
• Archetypes Explained
• Archetypes (One More Try)
• Get a Clue!
• Field of Dreams
• Unknown Visitor
• Synchronicity
• Jung & Astrology
• Frequently Asked Questions
• Alchemy
• Mysterium Coniuntionis

Suggested reading:

Memories, Dreams and Reflections
Jung's Autobiography

Jung To Live By written by Eugene Pascal
This is a practical, "down to earth" look at Jungian Psychology.  Pascal shows how Jung's ideas make sense for improving the quality of everyday life for all of us regular, "down to earth" folks.