Spiritual Medicine
A spiritual medicine between Eastern wisdom and depth psychology
The Spiritual Medicine offered within the framework of the Energetic & Spiritual Program lies at the intersection of two great traditions: the millennia-old wisdom of Shingon Esoteric Buddhism and the depth psychology founded by Carl Gustav Jung. This path of inner exploration combines contemplative meditation, mantra recitation, and symbolic exploration of the unconscious mind.
Shingon Philosophy: Healing through Spiritual Awakening
According to Shingon philosophy, deep healing arises from a conscious reconnection to our true essence — a spiritual awakening that transcends emotional disturbances and repetitive mental patterns.
Jungian Individuation: A Quest for Psychological Autonomy
Similarly, Jung describes individuation as a process of conscious integration of the unconscious aspects of our psyche, leading to genuine psychological maturity and autonomy. This awakening, both spiritual and psychological, corresponds to an expanded and harmonious awareness of oneself and the world. Individuation thus represents a form of psychological enlightenment, enabling the authentic realization of the individual self.
A Convergence of Two Traditions
Though rooted in different contexts, these two paths converge in their emphasis on the vital importance of a deep inner dialogue to restore balance and attain psychological and spiritual harmony.
Ajikan & Japanese Mantra Therapy: Meditative Tools for Inner Harmony
Ajikan — the central meditation of Shingon, and one of the treasures explored in The Path of the Four Treasures — uses sacred sounds and the visualization of archetypal symbols to facilitate profound states of consciousness, enabling the exploration and integration of unconscious content. This practice echoes Jungian concepts of archetypes and the collective unconscious, allowing us to harmonize the unknown aspects of our being.
Combined with traditional Japanese Mantra Therapy, this meditative approach offers deep regulation of stress, emotions, and the mind, and provides meaningful support in healing psycho-emotional imbalances.
An Inner Journey Toward Transformation
Through these practices, you will learn to use breath, sound, and symbol to explore your inner depths, illuminate your shadow zones, and initiate true inner transformation. When paired with Japanese Mantra Therapy, this approach becomes a powerful catalyst for healing, calming the mind and emotions, and enhancing clarity and insight. Through the resonance of sacred sounds, it also nurtures subtle realignment and spiritual connection.
A Living Space for Ongoing Exploration
This Spiritual Medicine section will continue to grow over time, guided by inspiration, shared practices, and the resonances of the moment. It is intended both for therapists and for inner seekers, curious to explore the meeting point between Eastern wisdom and depth psychology. Occasional online sessions (via video) will be offered. Feel free to revisit this page regularly or subscribe to our Monthly Letter.
You will gradually find:
– Meditative or symbolic writings on energetic practices (Ajikan, Kotodama, Kaji…)
– Reflections on the links between Jungian psychology and spiritual traditions
– Guided meditations or vibrational protocols
– Excerpts from ancient or modern texts, with commentary or contextual links
– Suggestions for self-practice and somatic integration
This page is a garden in the making. You are warmly invited to walk through it, return often…
and pick what speaks to you.
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