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Dedicated to the Soul: The Writings and Drawings of Emma Jung

Editor : Ann Conrad Lammers, Editor : Medea Hoch, Editor : Thomas Fischer

Reviews and Endorsements

Any serious students of C.G. Jung should read this remarkable volume. . . .Emma’s vibrant inner life is sure to illuminate the spiritual path of seekers in our turbulent time.
David Lorimer, Paradigm Explorer

"A treasure trove... In Dedicated to the Soul is a collection of Emma’s lectures, poetry, letters, and drawings that show the depth of Emma’s private inquiry, the creativity and breadth of her thinking, and the strength of the analytical work she was doing on herself.
Allison McNearney, National Geographic

The much-awaited publication of In Dedicated to the Soul greatly enhances scholarship in the history of analytical psychology. Emma Jung can now be more fully appreciated as a profound scholar-analyst-visionary in her own right as well as an essential dialogue partner with C. G. Jung. The excellent translations and commentaries make this a rare and enriching contribution.
Joseph Cambray, former president and CEO, Pacifica Graduate Institute

After decades of Emma Jung being left in the shadows and traduced in the biographical literature, In Dedicated to the Soul helps her regain her rightful place as the central figure in C. G. Jung’s life, an essential collaborator in the making of analytical psychology and a fervent explorer of the soul’s mysteries in her own right.
Sonu Shamdasani, University College London

Emma Jung has her own voice in this stunning sensitively edited and historically contextualized collection. And what a voice it is! Lecturer, poet, painter, cosmologist, and dream worker, this pioneer of analytical psychology proves a formidable thinker and remarkable artist of the soul. The twenty-first century needs her work.
Susan Rowland, author of Jung: A Feminist Revision

In Dedicated to the Soul, Emma Jung brilliantly emerges from the shadows as a remarkable woman who, with her husband, C. G. Jung, created the legacy we have received as analytical psychology. It is a story of a heroine’s journey to victory against all the odds. Thrilling and deeply moving.
Murray Stein, author of Jung’s Map of the Soul