JUNG PODCAST #26 - INDIVIDUATION 1
In this episode we begin working through Jung's central idea of Individuation. The first episode will focus on material from the Collected Works of Jung. I attempt to define individuation and give examples of some of the tricky issues that crop up whenever we deal with the topic. Issues such as Why individuate anyway? What are collective values? What has the encounter with the unconscious to do with this process of individuation? Why is individuation seen as a crime against the collective values?

JUNG PODCAST #25 - FEEDBACK3
In this episode we deal with important questions regarding enantiodromia, dream interpretation and poetry (haiku)

 JUNG PODCAST #3 - MODEL OF THE PSYCHE PART 2 - RE-RECORDED

JUNG PODCAST #24 - FEEDBACK2
This episode continues with subscriber feedback and questions. Two very important questions regarding projection and the Shadow are dealt with.

JUNG PODCAST # 23 - FEEDBACK
This episode deals with listener feedback and questions.

JUNG PODCAST #22 - ACTIVE IMAGINATION 2
We continue to work through Jung's critical essay on the Transcendent function. I give specific guidance as to how one might enter into an active imagination. Very important in this process is being aware of the real risks that delving into the unconscious pose.

JUNG PODCAST #21-ACTIVE IMAGINATION
Many subscribers have asked me to deal with the topic of active imagination. In this episode I introduce both active imagination and the transcendent function, as both concepts are linked. Active imagination, or “dreaming with your eyes open? and the transcendent function (the bridging function that mediates the opposites) are central ideas within Analytical Psychology. Why then did Jung refuse to publish the only clear essay on the two areas he wrote in 1916 until 1956? What is it about the transcendent function that is so mysterious. This, and the next few episodes attempts to deal with that very question.