New York - Carl Jung's Red Book, regarded as one of the most important unpublished works in the history of psychology, was put on display on Wednesday for the first time. The book, which actually is ...

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Under patriarchy, women were told to harden to survive. Now, reclaiming softness isn’t surrender—it’s rebellion. Here’s why the Divine Feminine is rising.

As part of our Memorial Day special, we continue our interview with Ohio death row inmate Keith LaMar live from the Ohio State Penitentiary, after the release of The Injustice of Justice, a short film ...

Titled “ Tracing the Thread of Unconsciousness: Unfolding the Inner Self ,” the exhibition by – Cambodian-French artist Adana ...

Where do you think it stands in its history? Tomas Halik: In that book, I apply a metaphor Carl Gustav Jung used to describe human development: childhood and youth are the “morning of life,” followed ...

In the ancient Greek myth of Achilles lies a truth so eternal, so delicately profound, that it continues to echo through the vast corridors of human history: Even the mightiest among us carry within ...