Jung Society of Atlanta

Jung Society of Atlanta The C.G. Jung Society of Atlanta serves to provide a place of community for those of us drawn to the ideas of Carl Jung. www.jungatlanta.com

It offers an opportunity, both individually and communally, to gain a broader and deeper understanding of ourselves as part of a larger story, a larger purpose. In listening to others' stories, others' metaphors, we develop clarity and meaning about our own extraordinary journey. Welcome to exploring the larger story, the metaphors and meanings as we share our journeys. Our monthly lectures and wo

rkshops are held at the Sandy Springs Christian Church, 301 Johnson Ferry Road NW, Sandy Springs, GA 30328. Our mailing and administrative address is 1266 W. Paces Ferry Rd., Box 261, Atlanta, GA 30327.

09/03/2026

Maybe the deepest thing love asks of us is to stop keeping everyone else as a possibility.

Jung understood that true love is a sacrifice because choosing one person means confronting the death of countless imagined lives.

The ego wants options.
The soul wants depth.

To love deeply is to close certain doors because you’ve decided one door is worth walking through completely.

And that can be terrifying.

09/03/2026

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The more we try to explain everything away, the more the unconscious may find another language.

Marie-Louise von Franz suggests that when consciousness becomes overly rational, materialistic, and closed to anything beyond the measurable, dreams can compensate, sometimes through images that feel uncanny, supernatural, or impossible to explain.

In Jungian psychology, the “supernatural” can be the psyche confronting an attitude that has become too narrow.

What if that dream wasn’t irrational?

09/02/2026

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The hardest relationship you’ll ever have is the one with yourself.

It’s easy to pour love outward, to lose ourselves in another person, to make them the center of our longing, our attention, even our identity. But eventually, the relationship with ourselves waits beneath it all.

Jung reminds us that self-love isn’t always soft or comforting. To truly meet yourself means confronting what you would rather avoid: your wounds, contradictions, shadow, and unlived possibilities.

You can escape into another person for a while.
But you cannot escape yourself forever.

09/02/2026

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Repost: originally posted by Lewis Lafontaine The journey toward wholeness grows from the symbolic soil of Christianity:...
09/02/2026

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The journey toward wholeness grows from the symbolic soil of Christianity: death and rebirth, sacrifice and transformation, the encounter with the shadow, and the realization of the Self.

The task is to experience the symbols of a faith inwardly, to make the myth a living reality within the individual.

Individuation is what happens when an inherited tradition becomes an inner journey.

09/02/2026

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Jung saw the second half of life as an invitation inward to turn toward the unlived parts of yourself, confront the shadow, and begin the work of becoming whole.

Forty isn’t the end of youth.
But it can be the beginning of consciousness.

09/02/2026

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09/02/2026

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09/01/2026

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Do the work. Stay true to it. Follow it with enough sincerity that it becomes a signal.

You may be surprised by who(or what)finds you along the way.

09/01/2026

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Maybe life isn’t punishing you. Maybe it’s revealing you.

Nietzsche’s words take on a deeper meaning through Jung: what we refuse to confront within ourselves can become a source of weakness.

The shadow doesn’t disappear when we deny it. It grows unconscious.

Strength is the courage to face darkness, integrate it, and become more whole.

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