CHINESE PHILOSOPHERS REFERRED TO THE ORGANIC PROCESSION OF EVENTS as the Tao or “the Way,” and extolled the art of living in harmony with nature. Over the course of his career, analyst David Rosen has made a study of this philosophy. In The Tao of Jung  (1996), he...

A NEW FEMALE ARCHETYPE is emerging—that of the passionate pathfinder and committed activist. Jean Shinoda Bolen describes the rise of the bold woman in her new book, Artemis: The Indomitable Spirit in Every Woman. In Greek mythology, Artemis was a hunter with an unerring aim, known for...

INTROVERTS CAME INTO THE MAINSTREAM with Susan Cain’s best-selling book, Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World that Cannot Stop Talking (2013). What Quiet has done for those who process their experience inwardly, To Live in the World as Ourselves does for the entire scheme of Jung’s...

OUR NATION IS SUFFERING FROM A VOLATILE COMPLEX combining trauma, narcissism and explosive rage.  How did we get there and what can we do about it? In A Clear and Present Danger: Narcissism in the Era of Donald Trump,  a group of prominent psychoanalysts warn that the entire county...