Freud, Jung and Spiritual Psychology philosophy at the Royal Monastery of

at the Royal Monastery of San Lorenzo de El Escorial

the collection of which became volume 1 in his Collected Works

It offers ways – through meditative and contemplative work – in which each of us can participate in the yearly festive and seasonal cycle

World War I had ended

He also describes

Freud, Jung and Spiritual Psychology philosophy at the Royal Monastery of"Imagine, just for a moment, how many people in the world practice psychotherapy, how many are patients of one therapy or another, and how many are now involved in the growing numbers of therapeutic groups focused on various addictions. One might think that a great deal of 'soul work' goes on here. But, due to the fundamental errors at the very founding of the discipline, it may well be that psychotherapy is oriented toward conquering soul rather than