The Life, Work and Legacy of Carl Jung
True enough, my experiences are not common places lying on the surface of life. For the reader familiar with analytical psychology, there is no need of any introductory remarks to the subject of the following study. But for the reader whose interest is not pro fessional and who comes to this book unprepared, some kind … Read more
Marion Woodman: Foreword to Jill Mellick’s The Art of Dreaming Foreword by Marion Woodman Some people say, “Of course, I honor my dreams, even if I don’t know what they are about.” Some say, “I never dream,” or “I dream, but I can’t remember my dreams.” Others say, “I dream, but I can’t make any … Read more
Dr’s Jung and Tiso Exchange Dreams I have found great difficulty, in my clinical practice, working with black clients. Whereas with white clients I have been able to work psychodynamically, looking at personal and affective issues, with black clients we seem unable to connect on anything other than the most concrete of issues. Questions about … Read more
The Wonderful History of Peter Schlemihl I. After a fortunate but, to me, very arduous voyage, we finally reached port. As soon as the boat set me on land, I loaded my little belongings on my back, and, pushing my way through the swarming crowd, I walked into the nearest, humblest house fronted with a … Read more