This issue explores resilience and transformation through Jungian psychology. It highlights the Circle's adaptation to hybrid event formats, the introduction of new committee members and their individual journeys, emphasizing personal transformation and the deep resonance of Jung's ideas.

Highlights include discussions on archetypes, individuation, and their roles in addressing modern societal and environmental issues. You will also find updates on small group activities and an upcoming conference celebrating Jung's 150th birthday, with the theme of unity and transformation.

Unique contributions, such as creative expressions inspired by Jungian thought, alchemical explorations, and the integration of psychic breathing, further enrich this issue and truly highlight the Circle's commitment to fostering connection, learning, and the transformative impact of Jungian practices in an ever-evolving world.

This Edition looks at Alchemical Metaphor and the Influence of the Cultural Unconscious on the process of Individuation. Discusses how ideas on Individuation (Jung) & Self-Actualisation (Maslow) relate to each other. There is a review of The Power of Creativity and how it provides the nurturing of our imagination. 

This Edition, explores the Dr Susannah Self's process of composing her fifth symphony, inspired by The Red Book during lockdown. Richard Bardwell remembers  a meeting with Marie Louise von Franz. Remembering Jack Herbert and his work.

This Edition looks at Jung's work with the reflection of living in current times. It also remembers Michael Gould and his work

This Edition reflects on life in COVID pandemic times and continues to explore our attitudes  towards the Environmental Crises.

This Edition marks the start of a year, possibly more, in which we wish to make the world more aware of the possible impact of Jung's Teachings on our attitudes towards our Environmental Crisis. The Sculpture is by our Events Secretary Lorna McNeur. There are also articles on this subject by Gill Brown, Richard Barwell, and some thoughts by Gordon Blythe on one of the Essays that was submitted which is relevant to Climate Change.

This edition carries the winning entry from the Essay prize and the  essays from the joint Runners-Up. It also includes articles by the Sponsor, The Chair of the Adjudication Panel and others.

Remembering Roland Hindmarsh, The Symbolic Life, Archetypal Penetrance in a Hospice, and Mandalas, Altered States of Consciusness, Poetry, Living, The Garden Party

Love and Death, Salomé and her veils, Jung and the Spiritual Quest, Projection, Poetry and Art, An overview of our Small Groups

Thomas Rochford - Articles of Faith, Mandalas, Jung on Sexuality, Growth,Blast from the Past, Triggering the Shadow.  Poetry and Artwork.

Circling the Solstice, The Dreaming Bodymind, The Society for Psychical Research in Cambridge, Jung and Architecture, Is the Collective Unconscious becoming Conscious?, Poetry by Simon Howes, Gill Brown ,Anne Eberhardie and Neil White ....

Rita I’Ons - On the Comma Butterfly. Pantea Lotfian - the Divination Card Group, Simon Howes - Eulogy; The Unseens Hands of Gods, Gordon Blyth -Jung and T.S. Eliot, Judy Hanmer - Do we think of Jung as a Guru?. Jane Earle- Dancing with Hares; Who is a Patient?  and more ....

Jane Earle - Willing Hands. Prudence Jones - Jung and the English, Richard Barwell - Fresh to Jung, Creative Arts Group, Gordon Blyth - Jung and Woman, Judy Hanmer - Carl Jung, a Man of Contradictions. Thomas Rochford - The Alchemy of the Mosque

The First Issue. Richard Barlow - the Shadow of he Shadow. Joan Snedden, Gordon Blythe on Life After Death, Jean Clark- What Jung has meant to me, Neil White- Attraction to Jung, Judy Hanmer, Janet Corr, and more