Dr. Connie Zweig is a retired Jungian-oriented psychotherapist, author, and climate activist. Her professional work has focused on helping people meet, accept, and integrate their “shadows” — the parts of ourselves that we don’t want… Read More »Romancing the Shadow by Dr. Connie Zweig
This is focused in the four-fold-way: Walking the Paths of the Warrior, Teacher, Healer and Visionary.
This book is about the essence of the Edgar Cayce Philosophy.
Carl Jung asks for an awareness of the uniqueness of the individual that can be understood neither by generalizations nor by statistics.
Approaches based on depth psychology focus on the psyche, human development, personality formation, and individuation. Individuation is a process of bringing our unconscious potential into a concrete living reality.
Herman Meyer maintains in this book, that our identity should be taken as a guide for our own true path and that negative fate only means that we have strayed from this path. He sees fate as a blind alley, that takes us away farther and farther from our own identity, or it indicates a detour.
Carl Jung sees his life as a story of the self-realization of the unconscious which he describes in this book.
here are many people who complain about their fate and Herman Meyer claims that they have not been condemned by a higher power to their lives, but have chosen their fate. Hermann Meyer states that there are 10 laws that determine our existence here on earth, each of which can be influenced by us.
The book “Introduction to Astro-Psychology” by Glenn Perry represents a psychologically sophisticated astrology that goes beyond the usual approaches to the subject. All the parts are there—signs, planets, houses, aspects—but they are integrated with the latest developments in personality research and psychotherapy.