Meaning and Jungian Depth Psychology

In this paper I discuss the nature of meaning and a meaningful life from the point of view of Jungian depth psychology. First, I discuss the need for a connection to the Self, which is experienced via images that are identical to what has traditionally been attributed to the godhead. It involves the need to integrate experiences of the opposites.

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These essays represent some of my experiences and thoughts concerning Integral Psychology.

Not only are they connected to my personal life but also to my professional life as a psychologist. My basic orientation is directly influenced by the teachings of Sri Aurobindo and the Mother to whom I always turn for inspiration.

C.G. Jung has also been a major source of inspiration for me and, from my experience, with teachings that are not only compatible with those of Sri Aurobindo and the Mother but with an angle that is particularly relevant to Westerners.

The essays essentially reflect my own efforts to assimilate each of their teachings in both my personal and professional life, at my level of understanding and experience.