Dreams & The Unconscious
15 essays from the archive on dreams & the unconscious.
John Michael Greer explains why symptoms of approaching social change are often pathologized
The human psyche is not simply a cultural construct. Neither is the universe in which the individual and society alike are embedded. Both have their own re
Read the essayBitcoin Gold Rush – Evangelists or Selfish Revolutionaries?
Supporters of the virtual currency boast of no controls and no victims – but do they just want to get rich quick? As financial regulations increase by the
Read the essayBernie Neville and Tim Dalmau uncover the archetypal patterns in organizational culture
Olympus Inc. BERNIE NEVILLE: Sometimes you can say that a book changed your life. It happened to me in 1976 when I read James Hillman’s Revisioning Psycho
Read the essayThomas T. Lawson: Jung and evolutionary science
The Evolution of Consciousness I would like to think of my book, Carl Jung: Darwin of the Mind, as offering a useful primer for the non-specialist who wis
Read the essayArlene Kramer Richards and Lucille Spira consider the role of myths in the psychology of contemporary women
Myths of Mighty Women: Their Application in Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy It is the premise of our book Myths of Mighty Women, that the Oedipus myth which
Read the essayMEDEA: Myth and Unconscious Fantasy, by Esa Roos
‘The Dark Continent’: Myths of Femininity According to Freud (1933) the theory of the instincts is so to say our mythology. Instincts are mythical entitie
Read the essayMoment of Clarity: Carl Jung and Alcoholics Anonymous, by Ian McCabe
Is Alcoholism Primarily a Spiritual Illness? The 12 Steps as a Spiritual Journey of Individuation As part of my research journey for my book, Carl Jung an
Read the essayJung and Shiva: Encounters with a subterranean God, by Smita Rajput Kamble
The Mind in the Cave and the Cave in the Mind “Everything in the unconscious seeks outward manifestation and the personality too desires to evolve out of
Read the essayUnrepressed Unconscious, Implicit Memory, and Clinical Work, by Giuseppe Craparo and Clara Mucci
The psychological and neurobiological characteristics of the ‘unrepressed unconscious’ and the role of the right hemisphere What do we mean by “unrepresse
Read the essayThe Power of Inner Pictures, by Thomas Kretschmar and Martin Tzschaschel
How Imagination Can Maintain Physical and Mental Health Many would not believe it, but you can accomplish a great deal with inner pictures. The power of t
Read the essayKaren Izod
(Advanced Reinforcement Section, 2nd Echelon, June 1944) You cried at the 50th anniversary. It had been a long wait for the defences of a logistics man to
Read the essayDreamwork and Self-Healing
Greg Bogart's book Dreamwork and Self-Healing: Unfolding the Symbols of the Unconscious is a rich and detailed contribution to the study of dreamwork from
Read the essayForeshocks of the mind — Karnacology
John Michael Greer, whose powerful new book explores the psychological and social consequences of the peak oil crisis (Not the Future We Ordered) reflects
Read the essayHillman: Mythology and Therapy
James Hillman explains why we need to reconnect with our ‘outer’ soul and stop psychology from becoming a trivialised and banal industry James Hillman stu
Read the essayBogart : DREAMWORK
Greg Bogart’s book Dreamwork and Self-Healing: Unfolding the Symbols of the Unconscious is a rich and detailed contribution to the study of dreamwork from
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