Dennis Patrick Slattery in an interview with Jon Wilson on his Stumbling Into Jung podcasts. Dennis relates his own history, which included being introduced to Jung's Modern Man in Search of a Soul by a graduate friend of his at Kent State University in 1968. That work opened up vistas of both conscious and unconscious forces in his individual life and the collective matrix he lived within. Reading Jung was a major awakening in his life; he continues to read and learn from Jung and those who have written on his genius.

Dennis Patrick Slattery Interview with Sandi Sedgbeer on Dennis’ Ten Most Spiritual Books.

Dennis Patrick Slattery in On the Path: Meditation, Spirituality, and the Dark Night of the Soul. In this interview, Dennis speaks about his dissatisfaction with the homilies and low wattage of catholic sermons and what made him spend 3.5 months years ago pilgrimaging from one monastery to another in the American Southwest, out of which grew a memoir: A Pilgrimage Beyond Belief: Spiritual Journeys Through Christian and Buddhist Monasteries of the American West.

Dennis Patrick Slattery Interview with Clay Boykin and Dennis Tardan on “The Compassionate Male”. Here he talks about his book, A Pilgrimage Beyond Belief.

Dennis Patrick Slattery at the Assisi Institute
Here he talks about his book, Riting Myth, Mythic Writing: Plotting Your Personal Story and the healing power of narrative.

The Beauty Between Words: Selected Poems of Dennis Patrick Slattery and Chris Paris
Selected Poems, 256 pages, perfect bound, including art by Maria Zeldis and Amanda R. Tucker.  

Dennis Patrick Slattery at C.G. Jung Society of Utah
Drawing on some of C.G. Jung’s ideas about love and desire, Dr. Slattery discusses passages from Dante’s “The Divine Comedy”.

Pacifica Graduate Institute’s Mythological Studies Program
This program explores the understanding of human experience revealed in mythology and in the manifold links between myth and ritual, literature, art, and religious experience. Special attention is given to depth psychological and archetypal approaches to the study of myth.