Obsidian + Claude AI

Your depth work,
structured

89 cross-linked concept pages covering Jung's complete psychology. Dream journals, shadow work, active imagination, and typology. A living self-analysis system for Obsidian, powered by Claude AI.

89
Concept Pages
20
Volumes of CW Covered
16
Type Profiles
5
Journal Workflows

Jung is 10,000 pages.
Where do you even start?

The Collected Works are some of the most important psychology ever written. They're also scattered, dense, and nearly impossible to approach on your own.

You read, but nothing connects

You've read about the shadow, the anima, individuation. But the concepts stay isolated. You can't see how they relate to each other or to your actual life.

Your notes don't talk to each other

Dream journals in one place. Book highlights in another. Reflections scattered across apps. The connections between them exist, but they're invisible.

Self-analysis stays abstract

You want to do the inner work Jung describes. But there's a gap between understanding the theory and actually applying it to your own psyche, your own dreams, your own complexes.

AI gives you generic answers

You've tried asking ChatGPT about your dreams. It gives surface-level responses because it has no context, no framework, no knowledge of your personal material.

A complete Jungian self-analysis system

Everything you need to do serious depth work on yourself, organized in a single interconnected Obsidian vault.

89 Concept Pages

Archetypes, structures of the psyche, individuation processes, and clinical concepts. Each page covers a core Jungian idea with references to the Collected Works, cross-links to related concepts, and self-reflection questions tailored to your type.

Dream Journal System

Templates for recording and analyzing dreams, a recurring motif tracker, and integration with the concept pages so your dreams connect to the theoretical framework automatically.

Shadow Work Toolkit

Complex tracker, persona inventory, and structured prompts for confronting what you'd rather not see. Every shadow work entry links back to the relevant archetypes and processes.

Active Imagination Prompts

A prompt bank for engaging the unconscious directly, with guidance drawn from Jung's own method. Record your sessions and watch patterns emerge over time.

Full Typology System

Interactive HTML questionnaire and a 40-question self-scoring version. Complete function stack tables for all 16 types. A "My Type Profile" template that personalizes the entire vault to your psychology.

The Obsidian Graph

Every concept, every journal entry, every archetype is cross-linked. Open the graph view and see your psyche mapped as a living network of connections. The structure thinks with you.

This vault was built for AI

The Jungian Vault isn't just a collection of notes. It's a knowledge base that turns Claude into an informed depth psychology partner.

1

Connect Claude to your vault

Point Claude at your Obsidian vault using the filesystem extension. A complete setup guide is included. Takes about five minutes.

2

Journal conversationally

Talk to Claude about your dream, your shadow encounter, your active imagination session. Just speak naturally. Claude structures your raw thoughts into formatted, tagged entries and files them into the right vault folder.

3

Get informed follow-up, not generic prompts

Because Claude reads the vault's 89 concept pages, it doesn't give surface-level responses. It connects your dream image to the right archetype. It asks about your inferior function. It notices patterns across your entries that you might miss.

4

Watch your self-knowledge compound

Over weeks and months, the vault fills with your personal material. Claude's responses get more specific and more useful because it has more of your history to draw from. The mirror gets more accurate the longer you use it.

I needed a system. So I made one.

I spent months doing my own Jungian self-analysis. Reading the Collected Works, journaling dreams, tracking shadow material. But everything lived in separate places. My notes didn't talk to each other. I could feel the connections between concepts, but I couldn't see them.

So I built a system. 89 concept pages covering Jung's complete psychological framework, all cross-linked in Obsidian. Dream journal templates, shadow work trackers, active imagination prompts, all living inside the same structure as the theory. Then I connected Claude to the vault and something changed.

The gap between reading about Jung and actually doing the work collapsed.

The graph showed me connections I hadn't made consciously

When you cross-link 89 Jungian concepts with wiki-links, the structure starts thinking with you. I saw relationships between archetypes, complexes, and my own patterns that I never would have found by reading alone. The connection between the Trickster and Mercurius, between the inferior function and the Terrible Mother. These emerged from the vault's architecture, not from deliberate reasoning.

Self-analysis became a daily practice

Having the journal templates sitting inside the same system as the theory collapsed the distance between "reading about Jung" and "doing the work." I wasn't studying anymore. I was working on myself, and the vault was working with me.

It caught my blind spots

Every concept page has self-reflection questions tailored to your specific type. When you open a page about Inflation, it doesn't just define it generically. It asks how your dominant function inflates, where your shadow hides. The vault is built to look where you naturally don't.

It keeps growing

This isn't a book you finish. Your dreams feed into the concept pages. Your reflections create new links. Your life connects to archetypal patterns in real time. The longer you use it, the more accurate the mirror becomes.

Everything you need. One price.

The Jungian Vault

$29

One-time purchase. Instant download. Yours forever.

  • 89 cross-linked Jungian concept pages
  • Complete journaling system (dreams, shadow, imagination, synchronicity, reflections)
  • Interactive type questionnaire + self-scoring version
  • My Type Profile template for all 16 types
  • Claude AI setup guide and integration files
  • Glossary, index, reading notes, and trackers
  • All future updates included
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Frequently asked

No. The vault is designed as an entry point. Each of the 89 concept pages explains the idea in accessible language with references to the Collected Works if you want to go deeper. The START HERE page walks you through everything step by step.
The vault works as a standalone Obsidian reference library and journaling system without any AI. But the full workflow (conversational journaling, intelligent follow-up questions, pattern recognition across your entries) requires a Claude subscription with filesystem access. That's where the real power is.
Obsidian is a free, local-first note-taking app that supports wiki-style linking between pages. It runs on Mac, Windows, Linux, iOS, and Android. You can download it for free at obsidian.md. The vault is a folder of markdown files that you open inside Obsidian.
Yes. The vault is type-agnostic by design. It includes a typology questionnaire to identify your type, and a "My Type Profile" template that personalizes the entire vault to your specific function stack. All 16 MBTI types are fully supported with complete function stack tables.
No. This is a self-analysis tool in the tradition of Jung's own self-exploration. It can complement therapy beautifully, and many people use Jungian journaling alongside professional work. But it is not a substitute for working with a qualified therapist, especially for serious psychological difficulties.
An instant download containing the complete Obsidian vault as a folder of markdown files, the interactive HTML type questionnaire, and a setup guide for connecting Claude AI. Open the folder in Obsidian and you're ready to start.
The vault is optimized for Claude because Claude's filesystem access allows it to read and write directly to your Obsidian vault. Other AI tools could reference the concept pages if you paste content into them manually, but the seamless workflow of conversational journaling with automatic filing and cross-referencing is a Claude-specific feature.