The Ideas of Carl Jung in Relation to Other Traditions — Buddhism

The Ideas of Carl Jung in Relation to Other Traditions — Hinduism

The Ideas of Carl Jung in Relation to Other Traditions — Taoism, part 2 This is the latest in a series about the ideas of Carl Jung. I am currently discussing the parallels between his thinking and other religions. Having previously discussed Sufism, in the last article I gave a…

The Ideas of Carl Jung in Relation to Other Traditions — Taoism, part 1 This is the latest in a series. In the previous article I discussed Jung in relation to Sufism. In the upcoming articles I’ll turn to his relationship with Eastern religions, beginning here and the following one…

Further Brief Thoughts on Jung and the Divine Feminine In response to a recent article of mine on Carl Jung and the need for a revival of the Divine Feminine, Wes Hansen has published a response. Much of this seems irrelevant to me, namely his involvement with two cults which…

A Brief Reflection on Buddhist Dream Yoga In my most recent article about the ideas of Carl Jung in relation to Sufism, I made the following statement: “It would seem that, of all the major spiritual traditions, Sufism places the greatest emphasis on the significance of dreams and their interpretation…

The Ideas of Carl Jung in Relation to Other Traditions — Part 1, Sufism This is the latest in a series. In the two previous articles I discussed what Jung considered wrong with Christianity — the lack of a Divine Feminine, and the understanding of God as the Summum Bonum…

What’s Wrong with Christianity? — Carl Jung and the Problem of Evil

What’s Wrong with Christianity? — Carl Jung and the Divine Feminine In the previous article in the series I described two incidents in Jung’s life which might lead us to think that his ideas represent a new religion, or the revival of an old one (i.e. Gnosticism) for modern times…