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Interpreting Dreams with a Jungian Lens: Unlocking a World Within Ourselves (201)

Mar 27, 2023
Jungian Analysts Deborah Stewart, Lisa Marchiano, and Joseph Lee delve into the profound significance of dreams from a Jungian perspective, highlighting how dreams unlock hidden messages from our unconscious minds. They discuss techniques like active imagination and symbol interpretation to aid personal growth and self-understanding. The podcast explores the universal nature of human experience and the power of connection through dream work, emphasizing the impact of focusing on dreams to shape our reality.
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  • Dreams provide insights into subconscious motives and patterns for personal growth.
  • Jungian dream analysis uncovers universal symbols reflecting shared human experiences for self-discovery.

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Importance of Understanding Dreams in Therapy

Understanding dreams can offer profound insights in therapy sessions. Dream work involves exploring personal unconscious and collective unconscious elements revealed in dreams. By delving into dreams, individuals can uncover subconscious motivations and patterns, aiding in personal growth and self-awareness.

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