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Soror Mystica, by Mathew Mather (digital edition)

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Carl Jung wrote, “One without a myth … is like one uprooted, having no true link either with the past, or with the ancestral life which continues within him, or yet with contemporary human society.” In his profound, magical memoir, Soror Mystica, noted Jungian scholar Dr. Mathew Mather lays out what finding, reclaiming, and living the mythic can be.

Framed through a yearly Tarot card pull, Mather’s candid observations of his own life and the world around him reveal surprising synchronicities and profound insights into the soul and the great work of alchemy, as well as the enduring and living relevance of Carl Jung.

(This is the digital edition. For print editions, go here)

Carl Jung wrote, “One without a myth … is like one uprooted, having no true link either with the past, or with the ancestral life which continues within him, or yet with contemporary human society.” In his profound, magical memoir, Soror Mystica, noted Jungian scholar Dr. Mathew Mather lays out what finding, reclaiming, and living the mythic can be.

Framed through a yearly Tarot card pull, Mather’s candid observations of his own life and the world around him reveal surprising synchronicities and profound insights into the soul and the great work of alchemy, as well as the enduring and living relevance of Carl Jung.

Mathew Mather

Mathew Mather is a lecturer, writer and researcher in the Department of Fine Art and Education at Limerick School of Art and Design, Technological University of the Shannon, in Ireland. He is author of The Alchemical Mercurius: Esoteric Symbol of Jung’s Life and Works, based on a PhD on Jung and alchemy, and has also authored a number of book chapters and articles. He is director of the MA in Art, Psyche and the Creative Imagination and the Certificate in Jungian Psychology with Art Therapy. His professional interests include the intersection of depth psychology with the arts, Jung’s mature work (with emphasis on alchemy and synchronicity), as well as his Black Books and Red Book or Liber Novas.

In his spare time Mathew enjoys family, reading, nature, the arts, environment, Tai Chi, cooking, and friends. He has two lovely daughters Katie and Karla, and lives with his wife Lyn and cat Munks, next to the Shannon river in Limerick. This current work is a first attempt in the style of a non-fiction magical journey, and as a form of memoir.

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