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Welcome to Reflections on the Spiritual Life

Here you will find articles on spiritual direction, psychology and spirituality, contemplative practice, and the deeper movements of the spiritual life. Drawing on decades of experience in psychospiritual work and spiritual accompaniment, these reflections explore common themes such as shadow material, prayer struggles, images of God, dreamwork, and the emotional dynamics that shape our spiritual journey.

Whether you are seeking support in your own inner life or resources for spiritual direction practice,

I hope these writings offer clarity, depth, and encouragement.

Colorful mandala by Carl Jung with a circular pattern, intricate line designs, and geometric shapes. Rich blues, reds, and yellows create a vibrant mood conveying the art of the journey to wholeness in Jungian spiritual-direction.

Jungian Psychology and Spiritual Direction

Jungian spiritual direction aims to help individuals deepen their connection with their inner selves and the divine by exploring the unconscious and embracing the wholeness of their psyche (soul).

Colorful glass sun and dream catchers in various shapes hang outdoors, reflecting light. Green foliage and a sunny garden are visible in the background.

Working with Our Dreams in the Spiritual Life Part II

When we begin to attend to our dreams, we often sense that they are carrying more than we can grasp at first glance. Their meaning unfolds slowly, inviting imagination, reflection, and prayerful engagement rather than quick interpretation. In this second article, I explore ways of being with a dream more deeply, allowing its symbolic language to open and speak in its own time. In the previous article, Working with Our Dreams in the Spiritual Life – Part I , I explored some in