Joseph L. Henderson, Wisdom of the Serpent I — THE FEAR OF DEATH Not so very many years ago, in his Varieties of Religions Experience, William James foreshadowed an entirely new psychological relativity toward religious experience. Ignoring theology, he brought to his readers the benefit of an impartial and, above all, accepting attitude to all…
M. Esther Harding, The Parental Image The Return Home In the preceding chapter we saw how the subjective injury that Nora had received as a result of her childhood experiences had affected the image of the Mother and Father archetypes in her psyche. That is to say, the ontogenetic, personal aspect of the archetypal images…
Aniela Jaffe, An Archetypal Approach to Death Dreams and Ghosts Foreword by Carl Jung The author of this book has already made a name for herself by her valuable contributions to the literature of analytical psychology. Here she tells of strange tales which incur the odium of superstition and are therefore exchanged only in secret.…
Eleanor Bertine: Close Relationships : Family, Friendship, Marriage Studies Introduction The analytic method of C.G. Jung is really an education in depth quite as much as it is a form of psychotherapy. Therefore those whom it attracts are often by no means abnormal but are seeking a fuller, more meaningful life through psychological enlightenment. Some…