The C.G. Jung Society, Seattle is a nonprofit educational organization dedicated to promoting the understanding and application of Carl Gustav Jung's analytical psychology. Established in 1973, the society offers a variety of programs and resources to the public, including lectures, workshops, seminars, and study groups. These events aim to explore Jungian concepts and their relevance to contemporary life, fostering personal growth and cultural transformation. The society also maintains the Nancy Alvord Library, which houses over 2,600 volumes on psychology, religion, philosophy, mythology, and related fields. This unique collection includes rare and out-of-print works central to Jungian studies. As an all-volunteer organization, the C.G. Jung Society, Seattle thrives on the efforts of community members who share a passion for depth psychology. Membership is open to anyone interested in learning about Jungian thought, offering benefits such as library access, event discounts, and participation in study groups. Through its thoughtful learning community, the society strives to make Jungian and depth psychological thought accessible to the general public, helping to liberate the soul and transform culture.