Unveiling the Self in a Global Age

Unveiling the Self in a Global Age

In this transformative series, the journey toward personal wholeness meets the challenge of cultural harmony. Exploring the depths of psychological self-realization alongside spiritual devotion, these essays bridge Western autonomy and Eastern submission, revealing their shared quest for meaning. From the risks of uncovering the psyche’s darker facets to the promise of collective innovation, this collection navigates the tensions and synergies of individuality and community. Through insightful dialogue and universal archetypes, it charts a path for integrating diverse worldviews, offering a visionary blueprint for human flourishing in an interconnected world.

The Psychological and Sociological Dimensions of Cultural Incompatibility: Jung's Individuation Process in Western Civilisation Versus Submission to Allah in Islamic Culture

Enhancing Reconciliation Strategies for Cultural Compatibility Between Western Individuation and Islamic Submission

Exploring Parallels Between Sufism and Jung’s Individuation Process

A Comparative Analysis of Sufism and Zen: Mystical Paths in Islam and Buddhism

Analyzing Rumi’s Influence on Carl Jung: Sufi Mysticism and Analytical Psychology

The Transition from the Piscean Age to the Aquarian Age: Jung’s Individuation and Its Implications for Western and Islamic Cultural Dynamics

Pushing the Boundaries of Individuation: Limits, Frameworks, Societal Implications, and Cross-Cultural Perspectives

The Dark Side of Individuation: Enacting Amoral, Evil, Antisocial, and Self-Destructive Aspects and the Role of Inhibiting Mechanisms

Toward a Unified Psyche: Bridging Autonomy and Devotion in an Interconnected World