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The Guild offers a rich forum for anyone interested in exploring the relationship between spirituality, religion and depth psychology, with particular reference to the writings of C. G. Jung.

C.G. Jung was a founding Patron in 1937. Today the Guild organises conferences, workshops, and a series of monthly lectures in London, as well as co-ordinating a number of local Guild Groups in the UK and Australia.

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"Only the symbolic life can express the needs of the soul."

This reflection of Jung's, given in his 1939 talk to the Guild of Pastoral Psychology “The Symbolic Life”, remains the Guild’s inspiration. Our Programme of talks and conferences aims to foster creativity, debate and connections both within and between people. All of our events can be attended online; some can also be attended in person. You are welcome to any of our events and no previous knowledge of Jung is required.

Upcoming Conferences & Events

2024 Summer Conference – Re-enchanting the World: Necessity, Theory and Experience – IN PERSON

2024 Summer Conference – Re-enchanting the World: Necessity, Theory and Experience – IN PERSON

Our civilisation is demonstrably heading for disaster, driven by our…

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2024 Summer Conference – Re-enchanting the World: Necessity, Theory and Experience – WEBINAR

2024 Summer Conference – Re-enchanting the World: Necessity, Theory and Experience – WEBINAR

Our civilisation is demonstrably heading for disaster, driven by our…

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The Guild Archive

Browse our resources of papers and recordings from the 1930s to the present.

“She Is not Dead but Sleeping”

“She Is not Dead but Sleeping”

👤Jim Fitzgerald

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Redeeming the Feminine: Symbols from the Jewish Kabbalah

Redeeming the Feminine: Symbols from the Jewish Kabbalah

👤Lynne Radomsky

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Enchantment – Wonder in Modern Life

Enchantment – Wonder in Modern Life

👤Patrick Curry

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Archetypal Nonviolence: Jung, King and Culture through the Eyes of Selma

Archetypal Nonviolence: Jung, King and Culture through the Eyes of Selma

👤Renêe M. Cunningham

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