Tag: Hero’s Qwest

• Archetypal Themes of Early Adult Development: An Analysis of Siddhartha & the Consummation of Masculine Love

  

  Dr. Tom explores the archetypes of Early Adult Masculine Development: Carl Jung’s theory is used to analyze Ego, Discipline, Identity, Love, & Hero’s Quest.

  Dr. Thomas Maples

  November 29, 2018

  Analytical Psychology, Masculine Psychology, Mythopoetic Mens Movement

  Adult Love, adult personality development, alchemy, archetype, ash-work, Carl Jung, child adult transitions, complex consciousness, consciousness, discipline, ego, ego developmet, Featured, Hermann Hesse, Hero’s Qwest, Individuation, initiation, Joseph Campbell, Love, Masculine Development, Masculine Psychology, Mercury, metaphor, Mythopoetic Men’s Movement, Objective / Subjective Split, Paradox, persona, responsibility, Robert Bly, Self, self-defense, Siddhartha, Siddhartha Gautama, simple consciousness

• Adolescent Identity Development and the Hero’s Quest

  

  Convergence of Ego and Self explores the importance adolescent identity development has on healthy psychological development and Self Realization.

  Dr. Thomas Maples

  August 20, 2018

  Adolescent Psychology, Analytical Psychology, Jungian Psychology

  Adolescent Development, Adolescent Psychology, Analytical Psychology, archetypal development, Archetypal Psychology, Archetypal theory, Archetypes, Bible, Buddha, Childhood Personality Development, developmental psychology, Erik Erikson, Hero’s Qwest, Identity Development, identity versus role diffusion, idol, industry versus inferiority, initiation, perfection of consciousness, personality development, Psychoanalytic Theory, Psychology, Psychosocial Development, Self Development, Self Realization, Siddhartha, Spiritual Development, Trickster Archetype, Wayfarer Archetype