Episode 133: C.G. Jung's Collected Works

Episode 133: C.G. Jung's Collected Works

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Episode 163: Robert Langan

Jungian scholar and author Dr. Robert H. Langan joined us to discuss his book, Jung and Spinoza: Passage Through the Blessed Self, and shared his thoughts on the new Steven Spielberg film Disclosure Day. 

Episode 162: Fate and Destiny

Jungian analyst Morgan Stebbins, D.Min., returned for an in-depth discussion on the concepts of fate and destiny from a psychological perspective. 

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