Subject: The Chiron Book Sale Continues ✤ A New Ethic based on Depth Psychology could Bring Peace to the World

Book sale – save 50% on many Chiron titles

Chiron Publications' book sale continues—new titles have been added (see list below). Visit www.chironpublications.com to take advantage of these sale prices. Hurry—quantities are limited!
The Principle of Individuation by Murray Stein
Paperback edition on sale for $13.97

Dreams, Death, Rebirth by Steven M. Rosen
Paperback edition on sale for $13.00
Hardcover edition on sale for $32.50


For Men, Too by Helmut Barz
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Progress without Loss of Soul by Theodor Abt
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Hardcover edition on sale for $14.97


Platonic Jung and the Nature of Self by Jane Weldon
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Education from the Heart by Carlos Byington
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Psyche at Work by Murray Stein & John Hollwitz
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Psyche Speaks by Russell Author Lockhart
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On Life's Journey by Daniel A. Lindley
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Hardcover edition on sale for $19.97


Love is All Around in Disguise by Irene Dugan & Avis Clendenen
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Friendship & Healing: the Dreams of John Adams & Benjamin Rush by Sheila Zarrow
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Up from Scapegoating by Arthur D. Colman
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Jung & Shakespeare by Barbara Rogers-Gardner
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From Dawn to Dusk: Autobiography of Judith Hubback by Judith Hubback
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Text and Psyche by Schuyler Brown
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No Other Gods by Phyllis Moore
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Dancing the Wheel by Mary E. Loomis
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Solar Conscience Lunar Conscience by Murray Stein
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The Witch and the Clown by Ann & Barry Ulanov
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The Queen’s Cloak: A Myth for Mid-Life by Joan Chamberlain Engelsman
Paperback edition on sale for $9.97

Kant’s Dove: The History of Transference in Psychoanalysis by Aldo Carotenuto
Paperback edition on sale for $11.47

Psyche’s Stories, Volume 1 Modern Jungian Interpretations of Fairy Tales by Murray Stein and Lionel Corbett
Paperback edition on sale for $12.47

Psyche’s Stories, Volume 3 Modern Jungian Interpretations of Fairy Tales by Murray Stein and Lionel Corbett
Paperback edition on sale for $12.47

Psyche and Family by Laura Dodson and Terrill Gibson
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Coming Through the Whirlwind by Michael Eigen
Paperback edition on sale for $6.49
To Love To Betray by Aldo Carotenuto
Paperback edition on sale for $12.47

The Stuff Dreams are Made of A Jungian Interpretation of Literature by Clifton Snider
Paperback edition on sale for $9.97

Rue Rilke by Daniel Polikoff
Paperback edition on sale for $13.00
Hardcover edition on sale for $32.50


The Borderline Personality: Vision & Healing by Nathan Schwartz-Salant
Paperback edition on sale for $14.97

On That Day, Everybody Ate: One Woman’s Story of Hope and Possibility in Haiti by Margaret Trost
Paperback edition on sale for $7.47

Limited Quantities Left on the Following Titles

The Individuation of God by Peter Todd
Paperback edition on sale for $9.97 (8 Copies Left)

The Cult of The Black Virgin by Ean Begg
Paperback edition on sale for $9.97 (1 Copy Left)

The Fountain of the Love of Wisdom by Sylvia Senensky
Paperback edition on sale for $17.47 (2 Copies Left)

In Midlife by Murray Stein
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Paths to Transformation by Kate Burns
Hardcover on sale for $20.00
(2 Copies Left)

The Feminine Dimension of the Divine by Joan Chamberlain Engelsman
Paperback edition on sale for $8.97(3 Copies Left)

Snow White Life Almost Lost by Theodor Seifert

Paperback edition on sale for $8.47 (2 Copies Left)

Facing the Dragon by Robert L. Moore
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Practical Jung by Harry Wilmer
Paperback edition on sale for $14.97 (4 copies left)

Jung’s Treatment of Christianity by Murray Stein
Paperback edition on sale for $13.97 (4 copies left)
A New Ethic based on Depth Psychology could bring Peace to the World

By Francesco L. Cottafavi


On a recent trip to Cuba I had the chance to visit the country extensively and in any town, or village, I took a bike-taxi, i.e. a tricycle, with me sitting behind a little man (little in proportion to my size) who bicycled at very slow speed the poorest quarters in town, where I specifically asked to be brought to. The people living there were all smiling at me, warmly, as if they recognised me as one of their own. Actually, I recognised in them the real humankind, which lived for hundreds of thousands of years in, more or less, the same conditions, with a strong bond of solidarity among them, which helped them survive. I admired them because their thinking with the heart was so natural and a strong source of orientation.

All over the island, I saw the same people participating passionately in religious ceremonies, mostly Catholic masses, where the most revered image was the Black Madonna. For them, she was Yamaya (a goddess in “La Regla de Ocha).

The Black Madonna is a very important symbol in many cultures because it “represents a compensatory perspective of the westernised world, especially that world which seems driven to excess by profit margins, religious and political fundamentalism and indifference to the place of human beings in the natural order of life.”

An archetypal compensatory perspective is necessary, not only for the Cubans, because “the downfall of the old world orientation and the resultant dethronement of man has lead to a chaotic psychological situation. Modern man now sees himself as a peripheral creature on a tiny planet in a physically dead infinity.“

There, in Cuba, I felt a strong cultural anxiety sharing the tension of my original Catholic education with the re-emerging polytheistic belief of human ancestry. I felt that cultural anxiety was a gift to energise my search for a meaning to be shared.

Cultural anxiety is a very common state of mind. We live in an Age of Anxiety were most people understand that there is not only one reality but different alternatives, equally valuables, and they should be taken into consideration. Particularly, if one, or several of those realities, had been lost or repressed into the personal unconscious, this shadow reality should be considered a vital recovery for our consciousness to pursue. Even more important will be this recovery for our living together if the suppressed or repressed values also belong to the collective society in which we live...
Encounters with the Animal Soul: A Voice of Hope for Our Precarious World

Our webinar last Thursday featured Nancy Swift Furlotti who gave an incredible presentation on Red Book themes that help to process many current day concerns.  Visit the series webpage for a trailer video from her webinar.

The Asheville Jung Center is very pleased to announce our Winter webinar series, Jung’s Red Book for Our Time: Searching for Soul under Postmodern Conditions hosted by Murray Stein. Dr. Stein has already taken part in 6 recent webinar series including Jung and Alchemy, The Psychology of Fairy tales, World Religions, Jung and Evil, and The Life and Work of Erich Neumann. This course will consist of 4 webinars discussing the great importance of Jung’s Red Book in modern time. Participants may register for the full series of lectures for one price of $99. Participants joining anytime after the course begins can still register and catch up by watching the recorded version of prior lectures.

Since its publication in 2009, The Red Book: Liber Novus by C.G. Jung has been a huge success in commercial terms and in gaining general recognition as a significant work of artistic value and of historical interest. The Red Book has been translated into numerous languages; papers and books have been written about it; conferences and seminars have been held to focus on many aspects of its historical and psychological content. Now the time has come to look at it as a work containing immense value for guiding people forward in our time, postmodernity. To that purpose, this webinar series will feature speakers who will address this topic from several different perspectives.
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