A series of extraordinary questions begin to hover when we consider C.G. Jung and Rudolf Steiner together. * What is the relationship between their views of psychology? * How can we compare their views on evil, East and West, life after death, technology, clairvoyance, the Christ, alchemy, spiritual practice? * Is Jung's individuation process the same as Steiner's development of individuality? * How does the Jung's Self relate to Steiner's 'I'? To answer these questions, Gerhard Wehr--an anthroposophist and Jung biographer, as well as author of books on the Western spiritual tradition--visualizes Jung and Steiner and the essential elements of their thinking together. This opens us to new insights and forms a basis for a spiritual psychology that integrates both approaches. Wehr's skilled and articulate understanding of Jung and Steiner takes us into many themes. He clarifies the difference between soul consciousness and spiritual consciousness. He shows how meditation relates to the