Carl Jung and The Tarot — An Archetypal Journey — Part 2 | Audiobook
A descent into the deeper current of the Tarot, where the second half of the Major Arcana unveils the transformative forces that shape the psyche beyond the personal self. From the turning of the Wheel of Fortune to the completion of the World, these archetypes trace the soul’s confrontation with fate, death, rebirth, chaos, shadow, and cosmic order.
Within this sequence, Jung’s insight exposes the profound symbolism behind Justice, the Hanged Man, Death, Temperance, and the Devil, images that reveal the psychic tensions between morality and instinct, sacrifice and renewal, liberation and bondage. As the Tower collapses and the Star, Moon, and Sun rise, the psyche encounters its most luminous and most dangerous truths. Judgment and the World bring the journey to completion, not as an ending, but as the realization that the Self contains the entire cycle of becoming.
This exploration uncovers the archetypal engine that drives individuation through crisis, dissolution, and transcendence. These images operate as alchemical stages in which the ego is broken, purified, and transformed. Through them, the unconscious speaks with symbols of destiny, catastrophe, illumination, and eternal synthesis, inviting the seeker to embrace the full circle of their inner evolution and step into the wholeness of the Self.
