Jungian Psychology Tools and Worksheets

The Red Book vs. Synchronicity

Compare Jung’s personal visionary artwork with his later public proposal about meaningful coincidence.

Compare James Hillman in interview and dialogue with the dense theoretical book that established his archetypal-psychology program.

Compare Hillman’s exploration of old-young polarity with Edinger’s developmental account of ego and Self.

Compare a collection of Hillman’s writings on psychology and religion with his foundational critique of modern psychological habits.

Compare two Jungian approaches to Christian imagery: one centered on the life of Christ and one spanning biblical interpretation more broadly.

Choose between Edinger’s guides to two of Jung’s most demanding late works.

Compare Edinger’s broad guide to alchemical operations with his concentrated treatment of the union of opposites.

Choose between a foundational map of analytical psychology and a difficult mature work on the Self and collective symbolism.

Compare Jung’s technical study of typology with the illustrated general introduction most readers encounter first.

Compare Jung’s private notebooks with a later public work that turns symbolic material toward psychological theory.