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PISTIS: Demystifying Jungian Psychology
This isn’t your average psychology book. It’s for those who dare to confront their darkness and rise with purpose. PISTIS breaks down complex Jungian concepts into direct, usable insights that help you escape inherited roles, heal inner wounds, and step into personal sovereignty.
This book provides a practical roadmap to master the unconscious forces that shape your life and forge your own inner law. With every chapter, you’ll gain the clarity and tools to embody your inner work and integrate your shadow by taking radical action.
PISTIS isn’t about reading—it’s about becoming.
Discussed Tools: shadow work, the psychological types, the animus and anima, dream interpretation and even active imagination.
Rafael Krüger is post-graduated in Depth and Analytical Psychology and personally mentored clients from over 20 countries.
This work is a synthesis of his personal experiences and over 7 years of professional practice. The objective is to propel you to live an audacious life.
This book provides a practical roadmap to master the unconscious forces that shape your life and forge your own inner law. With every chapter, you’ll gain the clarity and tools to embody your inner work and integrate your shadow by taking radical action.
PISTIS isn’t about reading—it’s about becoming.
Discussed Tools: shadow work, the psychological types, the animus and anima, dream interpretation and even active imagination.
Rafael Krüger is post-graduated in Depth and Analytical Psychology and personally mentored clients from over 20 countries.
This work is a synthesis of his personal experiences and over 7 years of professional practice. The objective is to propel you to live an audacious life.
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132 pages, ebook
Published January 1, 2024
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August 11, 2025
What a incredible book. I got Lucky to find it in the beggining of my study of Jung, and it helped me a lot overcome my puer aeternus characteristics and understand more of Jung.
July 11, 2025
I flew through this book – it’s a really engaging and accessible read. It works great both as an introduction to Jungian psychology and as a way to clear up some common misconceptions (especially if you’ve ever thought Jung was just some mystical pseudoscientist).
I now understand a lot of concepts much better, and I also discovered ideas I had never come across before. Definitely worth reading.
I now understand a lot of concepts much better, and I also discovered ideas I had never come across before. Definitely worth reading.
February 12, 2026
Brilliant kick-off point for someone interested in learning about Jungian psychology. I stumbled across this on a Reddit thread after reading Man And His Symbols and wondering what to read next. This book lays out all the essential concepts required to comprehend Jung’s work, and now I want to read Man And His Symbols again as I know I’ll understand it so much better! Super accessible and even contains a guide on which work of Jung’s to dive into next
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