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Intro-Level Books on Individuation

Hello all,

What would you say are the 3 best intro-level books on individuation and how to begin the individuation process? I already have some ideas, like "Man and his Symbols" by Carl Jung and "Inner Work" by Robert Johnson.

Any recommendations

Started by Salvatore Palomino in Depth Psychology General

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Free transcript of my interview with Jungian analyst Greg TePaske on Sexuality and The Religious Imagination

Dr. Bradley TePaske received his Diploma in Analytical Psychology from the C.G. Jung Institute for Analytical Psychology in Zurich, Switzerland in 1982 and an American PhD in Depth Psychology from the the Union Institute of Cincinnati in 1987. Prior

Started by David Van Nuys in Depth Psychology General

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Archetypal Theory and the Construction of Self: Inspired by the Work of James Hillman

I recently came across this well-conceived series of scholarly articles by Marc Fonda focused on the work of James Hillman.

Chapter ONE is is labeled "Archetypal Theory and the Construction of Self"

Chapter TWO delves into more of Hillman's work and

Started by Bonnie Bright in Depth Psychology General

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Murray Stein: The Use of Active Imagination in Jungian Analysis

AJC #4 - The Use of Active Imagination in Jungian Analysis The Asheville Jung Center

I watched this video at

http://vimeo.com/6901270

and I found it of great interest, so I decided to share it here.

Started by Gustavo Parra in Depth Psychology General

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Intro-Level Books on Individuation

Free transcript of my interview with Jungian analyst Greg TePaske on Sexuality and The Religious Imagination

Archetypal Theory and the Construction of Self: Inspired by the Work of James Hillman

Murray Stein: The Use of Active Imagination in Jungian Analysis

AJC #4 - The Use of Active Imagination in Jungian Analysis The Asheville Jung Center

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