The Life, Work and Legacy of Carl Jung
Body work must be approached with the same respect and attentiveness that one gives to dreams. Body work must be approached with the same respect and attentiveness that one gives to dreams. The body has a wisdom of its own. However slowly and circuitously that wisdom manifests, once it is experienced it is a foundation, … Read more
That Great Man in the heart, who tells me his opinions about me by means of dreams. Man, however, experiences something that is not contained in our metaphor of the pine tree. The individuation process is more than a coming to terms between the inborn germ of wholeness and the outer acts of fate. Its … Read more
So he [Jung] used to tell his dreams to his pupils, and even if they said something stupid, it might give him another slant on his dream and make him more objective. That’s why, in general, one should not interpret one’s own dreams. Dreams generally point to our blind spot. They never tell us what … Read more
Daniel was appalled by his dream, although the women were not. The real reason Dionysus has been banished from our culture, is that he is the feod of death and resurrection. Patriarchy, with its unrealistic faith in the goals of this life, is built upon the denial of transformation and death. It cannot tolerate a … Read more