Inward Light began in 1937 as a mimeographed newsletter circulated among Friends interested in Jungian psychology. It was primarily the work of Elined Kotschnig, Howard Brinton, Gerald Heard, and Erminie Lantero. Three years after the first conference at Haddenfield, N.J. it was adopted as the official publication of FCRP.

Until it ceased publication several years ago, Inward Light recorded the events of each year’s conference and provided a means for conference Members to publish articles, poems, and other writings.

We have an ongoing project to republish selected articles and past issues, as Way opens.

• Issue No. 1—Fall 1937—Individual Pages
• Issue No. 1—Fall 1937—PDF File
• Issue No. 49—Fall 1955
• Issue No. 57—Summer 1959
• Issue No. 97—Fall/Winter 1981-2
• Issue No. 99—Winter 1982-83
• 40th Anniversary Issue No. 100—Spring 1984
• Issue No. 101 and 102—Spring 1986
• Three essays by Elined Kotschnig
• C.G.Jung—Some Memories and Reflections, by Tina Keller, M.D.—Spring 1972
• Jung, The Concrete Man, by Charles Baudouin—Fall-Winter 1975-6
• The Crossed-Out Word, by Hermann Hesse—Spring 1952