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Mentioned in 3 episodes
Psychology and Alchemy
Book • 1993
In this book, Jung explores the parallels between alchemical processes, Christian dogma, and psychological symbolism.
He argues that alchemy, with its dual nature of chemical and mystical components, provides insights into the process of individuation and the transcendent nature of the psyche.
Jung uses a series of dreams from one of his patients to illustrate how alchemical symbols appear in the psyche, reinforcing his theory of the collective unconscious.
The book is lavishly illustrated with images from alchemical and mythological sources, reflecting Jung's fascination with the esoteric and exoteric expressions of spirituality and the psyche in religion and mysticism.
He argues that alchemy, with its dual nature of chemical and mystical components, provides insights into the process of individuation and the transcendent nature of the psyche.
Jung uses a series of dreams from one of his patients to illustrate how alchemical symbols appear in the psyche, reinforcing his theory of the collective unconscious.
The book is lavishly illustrated with images from alchemical and mythological sources, reflecting Jung's fascination with the esoteric and exoteric expressions of spirituality and the psyche in religion and mysticism.
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Mentioned in 3 episodes
Mentioned by the dreamer of a travel dream as the book she was reading when she had the dream.
The Symbolism of Travel Inner and Outer
Sister Ilia Delio references Carl Jung's insights on Christianity and individuation.
The Future of Religion: Live From Theology Beer Camp
Mentioned in the context of the podcast's discussion on the psychological and symbolic aspects of the human experience.
Healing the Splintered Heart
Mentioned by the speaker as a book by Carl Jung on alchemy.
109: Carl Jung - Psychology & Alchemy, part 2
