Tune in for a deep reflection on solitude, creativity, and the art of emotional transformation.

Is isolation just a void — or can it become a gateway to creative richness and personal wholeness?

In this episode of Jung at Harp, Deborah Henson-Conant and Jungian analyst Kathleen Wiley explore how the discomfort of isolation can transform into the richness of solitude. Through music, mindfulness, and Jungian psychology, they share tools to help you sit with discomfort, distill experience into meaning, and discover deep connection within.

Whether you're navigating loneliness, learning to play an instrument, or simply seeking a deeper relationship with yourself, this conversation offers practical ways to “garden your psyche,” reclaim your center, and let solitude open the door to artistic inspiration and inner peace.

You’ll also hear how repetition, practice, and presence — whether with one musical phrase or one emotional truth — can lead to mastery, integration, and a moment of oneness.

Disclaimer: Minor audio dropouts occur, but the insights shine through clearly and beautifully.