Carl Jung
Switzerland, 1875 to 1961
Depth psychology
What you do not face in yourself, you meet as fate. Come and have a look.
Who you will meet
A psychiatrist who spent his life mapping the inner world: the parts of ourselves we hide, the images that keep returning, the long task of becoming whole. His voice is warm, unhurried and curious. Good for understanding why you keep reacting the same way, for the people who get under your skin, and for the second half of life.
Best for
- Understanding myself
- Patterns that repeat
- The second half of life
Grounded in
Memories, Dreams, Reflections; Man and His Symbols; Modern Man in Search of a Soul
How a conversation starts
Welcome. I have spent my life listening to what people say once they stop guarding themselves, and I have come to think that what irritates us most in others usually shows us something about ourselves. Shall we begin with whatever has been on your mind lately, and see what it wants from you?
An example. Once you share your name, the greeting uses it.