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Introduction ​ Carl Jung’s approach to dreams is among his most enduring contributions to depth psychology. For Jung, dreams are not random fragments of nightly activity or simple wish-fulfillments; they are meaningful communications from the psyche, providing guidance, warnings and invitations to growth. Dream analysis in the Jungian tradition emphasizes the language of images, the role of the collective unconscious and the process of individuation. By attending to dream sym

Jungian astrology is a fascinating attempt to synthesize Carl Jung’s depth psychology with the symbolic language of astrology. Rather than treating astrology as a predictive science, Jungian astrology invites readers to explore the inner dynamics of personality, myth and meaning. It uses astrological symbolism as a projective tool—an external map that mirrors the psyche’s contents, tensions and potentialities. By focusing on archetypes, individuation, and the interplay betwee

​ At the heart of Jung’s theory are archetypes: universal, innate templates that shape how we perceive, relate and organize experience. Archetypes reside in the collective unconscious, a layer of the psyche shared by all humans, transcending personal experience. Key archetypes include the Self (the totality of the psyche and the center of integration), the Persona (the social mask we wear), the Shadow (the repressed, often darker aspects of the psyche), the Anima/Animus (the