The Jungian Center for the Spiritual Sciences is a new kind of educational organization based around the implications of the philosophy and psychology of the Swiss psychiatrist Carl Gustav Jung. Its purpose is to support the individuation process of the members of its community, via a series of experiences that provide whole-person learning—learning that engages not only students’ minds but their hearts, souls and spirits. Toward that end, the Center has developed courses, workshops and training programs that depart from the schema typical in most Western educational systems in which departments are organized around disciplines. Instead, The Jungian Center recognizes that there are many paths “up the mountain” of the spiritual journey, and as humans we come to the journey as a unity of mind, body, soul and spirit. So the learning experience is arranged around paths (viae) that have been trod for thousands of years by adepts and seekers in both Eastern and Western traditions, paths that resonate with the totality of our being as humans.
Our focus is related to the following terms: psychology, dreams, dream work, dream analysis, typology, individuation, personal growth, alchemy, alchemical change, soul work, psychic development, psychic awareness, Gnositicism, symbolism, archetypes, archetypal psychology and archetypal change.
