top of page
eye.png
ILLUMINATION   A collective Reformation

Jung (1933) said that the “artist moves us through the age” (p. 169), and he called for a new movement like “at the Renaissance [an art movement Jung said marked the rebirth of the soul’s images]” where “the Divine freed itself from the Church and lived elsewhere, and this in spite of the saying, ‘Outside the Church is not salvation’” (Jung, 1923, p. 22).

 

Describing the Church’s creed as “eternal death,” he said that it “is a terrible mutilation when man is compelled to live only by a truth two thousand years old and thereby sacrifice his actual life to a mummy” (p. 22).  Implying that it was time for a Reformation (reforming) and Renaissance (rebirth) of the soul’s images in art, Jung explained that “fanaticism is due to an unconscious doubt threatening the conscious attitude” (p. 22). Seeming to speak to the religious and political fanaticism of today, Jung’s call for the return of the soul’s images in art is explored as a timely emergence of the eternal rhizome.  

An Illuminated Path
An Illuminated Manuscript

Illumination

Light

A Path of Light

Darkness and Light

Razor's Edge

Painting Your Illumination

Enlightenment

Art

​

​
 “It does not seem to have occurred to people that when we say 'psyche' we re alluding to the densest darkness it is possible to imagine." C. G. Jung

              

bigstock-Istanbul-Turkey--March----23728
TRUTH

Light of Truth

​

bigstock-Afro-American-Girl-Doing-Sport-
BELOVED

Heart Light

bigstock-Man-Hands-Holding-A-Burning-Ca-
SELF-LOVE

Nurturing Your Light

"One does not become enlightened by imagining figures of light, but by making th darkness conscious." C. G. Jung
Light and Shadow

Looking at Your Darkness

Nurture Your Spark

Shedding Light

Enlightenment Reform

Facing Your Darkness

bigstock-Mask-with-the-image-of-man-ha-2
bigstock-standing-man-with-wide-opened--
bigstock-Unfolding-Of-Digital-World-2371
"Your vision will become clear only when you look into your heart. Who looks outside dreams; who looks inside awakes." C JUNG 
bottom of page