Carl Jung and Astrology: Symbol, Synchronicity, and the Psyche
Explore Carl Jung's view of astrology as an inherited symbolic system, its relationship to archetypes and synchronicity, and the limits of its claims.
Dr. Dragomir Kojic
Dr. Dragomir Kojic is a Doctor of Psychotherapy Science, accredited Jungian analyst, and founder of Mindberg. He writes and reviews Mindberg’s work on shadow work, dreams, complexes, archetypes, and individuation. Read his full biography, education, teaching experience, and professional memberships.
Articles by Dr. Dragomir Kojic
Meaning and Purpose in Life: A Jungian Guide
A Jungian guide to meaning and purpose in life, Sisyphus, individuation, work, relationships, loss, and practical reflection.
Midlife Crisis: A Jungian Guide to the Second Half of Life
A Jungian guide to midlife crisis, the unlived life, persona, shadow, relationships, mortality, and responsible change in the second half of life.
Anima and Animus: What Jung Meant and How to Use the Ideas Today
A grounded guide to anima and animus, including Jung’s original theory, projection, possession, gender limitations, and a practical modern method.
Synchronicity: What Jung Meant by Meaningful Coincidence
Synchronicity is Jung’s term for a meaningful coincidence: an inner event such as a dream, image, thought, or emotional state coincides with an outer event without an obvious causal connection, yet the two belong together through meaning. The coincidence does…
Exploring the Psychological Significance of Eclipses: A Jungian Perspective
From a Jungian perspective, eclipses hold profound psychological significance, serving as potent symbols that resonate deeply within the collective unconscious.
The Inner World: Exploring the Complexities of the Mind
Your mind holds many secrets, with layers and processes that often remain hidden. This blog is your guide to exploring those depths. By understanding how your mind works, you can gain valuable insights into yourself. This can lead to positive…
Don Juan Syndrome: The Psychology of Compulsive Seduction
Don Juan syndrome, also called Don Juanism, describes a recurring pattern in which seduction and conquest matter more than intimacy. The person may appear confident, romantic, and intensely attentive during pursuit, then lose interest once the other person becomes available.…
Liminal Space: Embracing Life’s In-Between Moments
Liminal spaces are unique transitional periods where we find ourselves between two clear stages of life. Originating from the Latin word ‘limen’ meaning ‘threshold,’ these spaces represent the critical crossing-over points where we leave something behind yet have not fully…