A podcast dedicated to our fantasy lives. Created and hosted by Yury Li-Toroptsov, a visual artist, a certified professional coach in Paris (France) and a Jungian enthusiast. Enthusiast as in “inspired”. The title of the podcast is a tribute to Carl Gustav Jung, a Swiss psychiatrist and the creator of Analytical Psychology.
What are the forms a deep inner dialogue can take? In this episode we're talking about why and how to create a lasting connection with your deeper self.
Dream analysis is an original, creative and holistic solution which can enrich the palette of mental health care tools and help people connect to deeper levels of their personality.
In this episode I'm talking about why you should start paying a closer attention to your dreams.
Under the roof of the CG Jung Institute Zurich there lies a true treasure. It's the Picture Archive containing images created by patients in analysis, including those seeing Dr. Jung, spanning 40 years from 1917 through 1955. Yury Li-Toroptsov, a Training Candidate at the CG Jung Institute Zurich shares his experience of visiting the archive.
CG Jung's Tower at Bollingen is an important place for analytical psychology. I had a privilege to visit it with a group of fellow students from CG Jung Institute Zurich in February 2023. I this podcast I'm going to share the experience and impressions of visiting the Tower.
Dream analysis can be an important part of one's inner personal work. In this episode of the podcast we analyze a 1955 dream of Marilyn Monroe. We will be also talking about some general aspects of dreamwork. Dreams as images.
The house of Carl Jung, a Swiss psychiatrist and the founder of Analytical Psychology is a historical monument in Switzerland. Apart from having been a comfortable home for a family of seven, and an office for CG Jung and his wife Emma Rauschenbach, the house is also an image of Jung’s fundamental concepts and ideas. In this episode of the podcast we visit CG Jung's house in Kusnacht situated on the shores of Lake Zurich and explore how the concepts introduced by CG Jung such as Self, Collective Unconscious and others found their incarnation in the house built by the couple in 1909.