I’m dressing as the Holy Grail for Halloween this year. It was a last-minute decision today based on the fact that I just finished reading The Heroine’s Journey, a female treatment of Jung’s Hero’s Journey. Jung believed that both genders have both the feminine and masculine within us, and Jungian author Maureen Murdock portrays the […]
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I’m reading a book that my therapist suggested- The Heroine’s Journey – which is a Jungian treatment of femininity. I agree with the premise, that society teaches women to devalue their femininity, and the Heroine’s journey is about leaving the mother (often in derision of her mother’s weakness) and going out into the world to
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When I googled “How to Become a Jungian Therapist” last week, one of the hits was a Quora page where someone asked this question and a Jungian Analyst responded that you should have a dream about it. That was so far out of left field, I told my boyfriend about it, and we were laughing,
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In this post, I am looking at the astrological indicators for becoming a Jungian Analyst, specifically using the varga charts, which are the Indian charts for various areas of your life. As one vedic teacher on youtube explains them, it’s like they take your birth chart and surgically open each house and interpolate a chart
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Or: “How to Get a MSW in Canada” If the much more common route to becoming a Jungian Analyst is through first becoming a Psychotherapist (or outside of Ontario, a “Counsellor”), then we need to figure out what tuition is going to look like to do a Masters in either Social Work or Educational Psychology,
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I have to come back to this series. I thought I had come to the correct conclusion the other day that it wasn’t financially viable to become a Jungian Analyst because I saw the hourly rates of five OAJA members. However, I didn’t have information on how busy they were, so, being an Enneagram type
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It’s been 2 days of research and I’m still on the hunt for the best way to get the title of Jungian Analyst in Canada. In summary, OAJA wants a Masters (or equivalent) to get in, but I was starting to question how much it would be worth it, income-wise. I did a very loose
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Yesterday I took a deep dive into the various tracks to becoming a Jungian Analyst in Canada (these are all 2024 numbers). To sum up our findings, we found that it is: If you have even more money, here are some other options for English-speaking Canadians: Association of Jungian Analysts- United Kingdom “The AJA Jungian Analytic
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I’ve been humming and hawing for years on what I should do after graduating with my Political Science degree. I didn’t know if I should aim at a masters at all, and if I did, should it be in Psychology or Political Science? I’m interested in the intersection between the two (along with astrology!), but
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I was looking up an old Robert A. Johnson interview I had seen a while ago on youtube, and I was looking for the comment I had made under the video. With my 3rd house lord, Saturn, conjunct the north node, I can find something to complain about with the most brilliant of thinkers (Saturn
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