“We speak of extraversion when he gives his whole interest to the outer world, to the object, and attributes an extraordinary importance and value to it. When, on the contrary, the objective world sinks into the shadow, at it were, or undergoes a devaluation, while the individual occupies the center of his own interest and becomes in his own eyes the only person worthy of consideration.” - C.G. Jung

We live in two worlds, and are individually drawn more to one than the other, resulting in very different experiences of daily life. Jung gave us two words, which we still use today. But has the modern meaning stayed true to his ideas?

“If a man says he is the triple god or the pope or Jesus, I say: "Why not?-anybody can be Jesus." But it happened once that I had another man in the same ward who said he was Jesus too; we had two Jesuses, and how could I make out which was the one? I simply put them together in the same room to let them have it out.” - C.G. Jung

Jung worked his whole life as therapists, since his time fresh out of university up to his death in a very advanced age. During this time he gathered a lot of different stories to exemplify his theories and methods, join us to expereine a collection that you can find nowhere else.

“The secret of alchemy was in fact the transcendent function, the transformation of personality through the blending and fusion of the noble with the base components, of the differentiated with the inferior functions, of the conscious with the unconscious.”

Jung spent almost half his life studying alchemy. Unburying ancient texts, translating them, analysing their symbolism. Why? Because he saw there a culmination of all his work thousands of years before he was even born. Join us into this deep exploration of the transformation of our psychology.