Jeannet Weurman "Jung and Kundalini: Reaching for the Core of the Mountain"

Jung and Kundalini: Reaching for the Core of the Mountain

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Jung saw the kundalini process as a universal phenomenon driven by the Self - a parallel in Eastern psychology to individuation in Westerners. I will tentatively ask whether we might be able to speak of a ‘kundalini complex’ (as distinct from the energy itself) as a bridge on the interface between narratives attempting to describe core human experience. Might kundalini as it activates our complexes be a non-conceptual, embodied dimension of individuation? Finally - do we need to be careful as we enter powerful non-ordinary states of consciousness through meditation, breathwork, use of psychedelics, or by other means?

Biography: Jeannet Weurman holds a diploma in Person Centred counselling and groupwork and trained with Stan Grof in Holotropic Breathwork facilitation. Jeannet has recently completed a two year Diploma course in Depth Relational Process (psychedelic assisted…