Welcome to the C.G. Jung Center Buffalo

Welcome to the C.G. Jung Center Buffalo

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The Barbara Moot Memorial Library Is Now Open!

Jung Center Buffalo is proud to announce the official opening of the Barbara Moot Memorial Library. The collection offers to the community access to our priceless collection of in-depth analytical psychology resources featuring all of C.G. Jung’s collected works, DVDs (including on-going seminars from the Asheville Jung Center), as well as a vast variety of books dealing with interpretation or aspects of analytical psychology as a lending library. We are proud to offer our collection as a resource to the community.

Coming Soon! -Beginning Fall 2019: Jung Center Buffalo will begin offering a series of core coursework for Jungian Studies. Please watch our website, follow us on facebook, and signup below to receive our emails and receive updates.

The Barbara Moot Memorial Library

Jung Center Buffalo is proud to announce that our priceless collection of in-depth analytical psychology resources featuring all of C.G. Jung’s collected works, DVDs of on-going seminars from the Asheville Jung Center as well as other books dealing with interpretation or aspects of analytical psychology is now open as a lending library. The library will be open on a weekly basis on Thursdays from 1-3 p.m.

Please keep in mind that only Jung Center members have borrowing privileges, with the exception of approved students with ID.

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Jungian Nuts and Bolts

Synchronicity

The meaningful coincidence of two events, one inner and psychic and the other outer and physical.

Dreams

The Royal Road to the unconscious.

Shadow

The rejected and unaccepted aspects of the personality that are repressed and form a compensatory structure to the ego’s self-ideals and to the persona.

Psyche

Psyche is an inclusive term covering the areas of consciousness, personal and unconscious and collective unconscious. The collective unconscious is sometimes referred to as the “objective psyche” because it is not personal or individual.

Archetype

An innate potential pattern of imagination thought or behavior that can be found among human beings in all times and places, often referred to as an “unconscious image”. The collective unconscious is composed of archetypes (hero, trickster, eternal child, great mother, old wise man or woman, etc.).

Mandala

A “magic circle” found in cultures around the world, symbolic of the whole being, with the Self at the center.

Symbols

An object, word or image with a conventional meaning and also an unknowable meaning that lies buried in the unconscious and which accounts for its fascination.

Individuation

The process of psychic development that leads to the conscious awareness of wholeness. Not to be confused with individualism.