Inspired by Jung's journal, "The Red Book" which he created during his years of personal transformation, this blog seeks to explore what we can learn from Carl Jung's personal journey. My hope is that his journal, his writings, and his commitment to "attend to his inner life" will be an inspiration for all of us.
Friday, March 27, 2015
I'm doing astrology readings again...
...for those of you who might be interested go to: www.elizabethspring.com to set up a recorded phone session.
"Saturn Returns~The Pivate Papers of A Reluctant Astrologer"
New book finally released! Now available through www.amazon.com
A blend of fiction and non-fiction, this new book weaves astrology and psychology, delving into Carl Jung's theories of synchronicity and relationship alchemy. It explores ideas of fate, destiny and prediction in a very personal and poignant tale of two women's experiences of the astrological Saturn Return; one at the age of 59, one at 29. Set in Beacon Hill Boston, the Celtic island of Lindisfarne, and Zurich Switzerland, it includes a pilgrimage trip of "Isabelle" to Jung's private stone retreat tower at Bollingen.
Direct Link to Open to Reviews & Description of New Book
Welcome to a discussion of Carl Jung's Journal: The Red Book. All thoughtful comments encouraged...
The Red Book, Carl Jung's journal. will be published through amazon.com and be available to view in NYC at the Rubin Museum in NYC from Oct 8th through January. This blog is an open discussion of the book, and the story of how it was being brought to us, the public, after many years uncovered.
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