Jungian tarot

What do our dreams and the tarot have in common? Psychologist Karl Jung believed that universal archetypes could unlock the secrets of...

Carl Jung himself, who classified the human psyche as having three parts: the ego, the personal unconscious, and the collective unconscious, described archetypes as being highly developed elements of something known as the collective unconscious.

Archetypes - Deep understanding of the archetypes and their developmental stages, will not only enrich a Tarot reading, but provide a deeper insight into...

Using the Whole Self Tarot Spread, inspired by C.G. Jung's work, we look at the self, ego, persona, shadow and some of the most prominent archetypes in the human psyche.

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When you want to start on some shadow work, this tarot spread can be a guiding light.

Though Carl Jung, one of the founders of analytical psychology, had never directly mentioned the tarot in any of his works, it’s easy to find links between the concepts that he built and the tarot.

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