The Anima Mundi School is a center for learning, research and reclaiming of the deep feminine & connection to the Anima Mundi—the World Soul, supported by and grounded in the psychology of Carl G. Jung.
In times of war and conflict, the opposites constellate in the collective psyche and the moral, social and political duty of each of us is to hold the tension of opposites and to withdraw the projection of evil onto the “barbaric other”. The myth of Kali can teach us during these intense times of war and suffering.
A dialogue between Anne Baring and Faranak Mirjalili about the mysticism of the Feminine.
Collective poetry from Anima Mundi School students.
An essay about the art of forgetting and re-membering story by Gauri Raje.
An essay about birth as feminine initiation by Suzanne Schreve
A personal story about ancestral memory and the body by Faranak Mirjalili
Artwork for the Anima Mundi by Wanda Tuerlinckx
A mythopoetic astrology reading by Wanda Tuerlinckx
A dreamwork story by Laurie Kemp
An essay about the witch motif in fairytales by Gauri Raje
A visual poem by Kate Genevieve
A collective poem by our students
A Jungian interpretation of the Persian fairytale Mah Pishooni by Faranak Mirjalili
Dreamwork art by Laura Krusemark
An essay about the symbolism of the rose by Anne Baring
a fairytale about mothers and daughters by Jennifer Stewart
an interview documentary with Anne Baring
uprooting racial injustice - an essay by Faranak Mirjalili
an essay on Kali by Gauri Raje
lockdown poem & art
