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Nomi Kluger-Nash

NOMI KLUGER NASH, PH.D., has been a Jungian psychologist since 1979, after careers in other fields of theatre and politics, finally fulfilling her promise to herself made at the age of 16 to be an analytical psychologist “when I grow up” … which growing up process is still in the making. She divides her times between her two homes in Michigan and Jerusalem where she writes and teaches and has a small private practice.

Nomi Kluger-Nash Events with Oregon Friends of Jung

The Feminine Principle in the Kabbalah: Shades of Darkness and Light (February 9, 2008)
The Feminine Principle in the Kabbalah: Shades of Darkness and Light (February 8, 2008) Event Audio

“Something else, too, came to me from my [heart attack]. I might formulate it as an affirmation of things as they are: an unconditional “yes” to that which is, without subjective protests—acceptance of the conditions of existence as I see them and understand them, acceptance of my own nature, as I happen to be.”

Memories, Dreams, Reflections, page 297