Why it matters
Makes distress about a damaged world a sane perception rather than a private symptom.
Core term · James Hillman
Anima Mundi
The soul of the world — the claim that psyche isn't sealed inside us but lives in things and places too.
Areas of life
Natureplacebelonging
How to handle it
Notice which places and objects feel alive to you, and why.
Who shaped this idea
The thinker behind it
From concept to practice
Turn Anima Mundi into a question you can answer.
Psipas asks you one small, honest question at a time — and builds the picture from your answers.