An emerging space for dialogue between Jungian psychology and Christianity, grounded in a question for our time: what does it mean to become fully human?
The Center of the Cross is taking shape through podcasts, writing, gatherings and dreams. It begins with attention to the inner life and to the bonds between us as humans. An initiative by Jungian analyst Jakob Lusensky in Berlin, together with fellow colleagues.
Conversations at the meeting place of depth psychology and Christianity, looking at points of convergence and how both might speak to life today.
With Jungian analyst Cécile Buckenmeyer, an exploration of dreams and what may be moving through us collectively.
With philosophy professor Sean McGrath, a search for Christ in the secular world.
A paper delivered at the 2025 IAAP Congress in Zurich on Jung’s unfinished religious project and the task of dreaming the myth onward.
The introduction to C.G. Jung: Face to Face with Christianity. A starting point for readers new to Jung’s lifelong encounter with the Christian tradition. Read the introduction (PDF) ↗
In an age of rapid technological change, what kind of human being can carry the powers we have created? Reading Jung’s later work on the religious attitude, this essay follows individuation beyond the individual toward conscience, caritas and human communitas.
C.G. Jung: Face to Face with Christianity — Conversations on Dreaming the Myth Onward gathers conversations about Jung’s lifelong wrestling with Christianity and what that encounter asks of us today.
Explore the book at Chiron Publications ↗A place to deepen the conversation and follow new writing, podcasts and gatherings from fellow travelers on the way.
Visit the Substack ↗Some dreams seem to reach beyond one life. We are inviting dreamers and Jungian analysts to share dreams that may tell us something about what is moving through our culture.