"The Psychology of Kundalini Yoga" is a significant collection of lectures and discussions that C. G. Jung held in 1932 as part of a seminar on Kundalini Yoga. This work is regarded as a milestone in the psychological engagement with Eastern thought and offers profound insights into the symbolic transformations of inner experiences. Jung uses the model of Kundalini Yoga to explain the developmental phases of higher consciousness and interprets the symbols in the context of the individuation process. The materials compiled by Sonu Shamdasani include not only Jung's lectures but also newly translated content from his German seminars, as well as a supplementary presentation by the Indologist Wilhelm Hauer. Additionally, the volume contains the classic translation of the tantric text "Sat-cakra-nirupana" by Sir John Woodroffe, highlighting the relevance and interdisciplinary approach of this collection.