Divinations; Spring 66: A Journal of Archetype and Culture

Divinitions focuses on the two most used forms of the occult today-by both Jungians and non-Jungians-astrology and the I Ching. In this issue we bring you two exceptional articles on Chinese oracles-the I Ching and Juan Yin-by the renowned writer on the I Ching and divination practices, Stephen Karcher. We also have a brilliant critique of contemporary astrology and astrologer Richard Tarnas by D. Scott Korn, an article by astrologer/therapist Jean Hinson Lall on the use of astrology in psychotherapy, and a piece by astrologer Barbara Schermer on Marsilio Ficino and his use of astrology in his neo-Platonic revolution during the Renaissance. Plus there are articles by tarot deck creator and writer, Rachel Pollack, on an oracular reading of a Jewish mystical tale, George Hummel on exorcism in the Renaissance, Victor Mansfield on modern cosmology, writer Deena Metzger on strange happenings at the site of the Eleusinian Mysteries, and Gia Lauren Gittleson on the media and prophetic nature of England's Prince William.

And not to be missed is an historical retrospective by Monika Relph-Wikman on Jung's astrologer daughter, Gret Baumann-Jung.