Recent Jungian Publications
Recent Jungian publications by members and associates
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'The Astrologer’s Universe' is the revised and updated version of 'Astrology for Beginners' by Geoffrey Cornelius and Maggie Hyde, originally published in 1995. Stunningly illustrated courtesy of Andrea Aste, it is the ultimate time traveller’s guide through the world of astrology. From the eclipse calculations at Stonehenge to the astrological relevance of the iconic Steve Jobs, the historical context of astrology, its characters and its battles form the perfect backdrop to any astrology course, but will also entrance the casual reader.
Details on the signs, planets and elements are also covered as are the basic techniques of horary, synastry and business, transits and progressions. Covering as it does the advent of psychological astrology, with reference to Freud and Jung, it will also be of interest to psychological astrologers. It’s a small book with a huge heart, just waiting to join your bookshelf.
In astrology, the planet Venus symbolizes not only what we value, but also our sense of self-worth. This is why she plays such a vital role in love and relationship: we cannot truly unite with another unless we choose them in accordance with our values — and unless we can first recognise our own worth. When we are faced with the asteroid Psyche, we must, like the princess in the myth, carry out our own inner work in order to develop certain qualities within ourselves that will content Venus — that is, the qualities that allow us to build a relationship through which she may truly bring forth the joy and happiness she promises. Thus, this asteroid holds the key to building healthy, joyful, and fulfilling relationships — relationships in which the Self may unfold and the solar identity, our symbolic immortality, find its full expression.
Jupiter has been perceived for centuries as the ‘Greater Benefic’, and many astrologers assume that this planet will always herald good fortune, opportunities for betterment, and material and emotional rewards. Sometimes this interpretation is entirely valid. At other times it isn’t. Jupiter’s expression, in an individual life and on a collective level, is rarely simple and sometimes anything but benefic, and Jupiter transits can reveal a contradictory picture. Sometimes great opportunities arise and life is enhanced. Sometimes the transit coincides with the collapse of relationships, financial hardship, the onset of serious illness, and even death. These three seminars given by Liz Greene for CPA and MISPA students in 2021 explore the enigmatic, paradoxical, and unpredictable Jupiter to find a clearer understanding of this tricky and magical planet.
My book is a true story. It is a memoir of my early childhood before, during and after WW2, as seen through a child's eyes. The two wars refer to, not only the worldwide conflict, but also the conflict within my own family. So huge was this conflict that it threatened the whole stability of my family. There is also a mysterious illness which cannot be cured. The story begins almost 90 years ago and gives an account of a world that will soon be gone. Germany is about to invade Europe and Britain will be next on the list. Life rapidly becomes a time of rationing, blackouts, bombing and fatherless families. At home a dark secret is revealed that will cast a long shadow over my childhood. Peace is declared in 1945, but the domestic war smoulders on until it bursts into flame, culminating in a death. This leads to a traumatic change in my relationship with my father which remained unresolved for many years.
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