Radical Jung shows the reader how Carl Jung's insights can guide us through the crises of digital era capitalism. This book critiques the appropriation of Jung by right-wing and conservative thinkers such as Jordan Peterson while emphasizing the need for creative solutions rooted in Gnostic introspection. Through our dreams, and psychedelic and sober visions, we can engage with the unconscious. In doing so, we cultivate compassion and political agency in a chaotic world that is becoming increasingly overwhelming. By integrating Jungian processes and archetypes with contemporary issues - addressing the analyst's own theoretical shadows along the way - the book offers a path towards collective healing and a reimagined relationship with radical politics, nature, and ourselves.