John Woodcock commented on John Woodcock's video
"Hi Helena, thanks for your thoughts here. "Being led by what is coming in" is just the way I would put it, too. There is a lot going on, in literary criticism, philosophy, linguistics, etc. that shows that people are beginning to sense a real issue,…"
Aug 21, 2015
John Woodcock replied to John Woodcock's discussion The Difficulty of "Getting the Word Out" about Depth Psychology in "What is Depth Psychology?" DISCUSSION GROUP
"Thanks very much Eva. You know, just to take it a bit further, I believe a key to responding adequately to the present felt absence of soul in the world (by many anyway, not all, as most have just accepted fully the technological world and its…"
Jun 21, 2015
John Woodcock replied to Russell Lockhart, Ph.D.'s discussion Dreams, Bones & the Future: A Dialogue by Russell Lockhart & Paco Mitchell
"In this review, I want to open up the thought that acts as spiritus rector for this book. This thought is expressed by the authors in many ways: “Dreams offer glimpses of future possibilities; they hold the future as potential within themselves;…"
Jun 6, 2015

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  • A belated greeting John and welcome to the online depth psychology community. It's great you've found us!

    
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Dreams and the Ineluctable Body


My new essay, Dreams and the Ineluctable Body, revisits an amazing moment in Jung’s professional life when he makes an accurate medical diagnosis purely on the basis of a dream given him by the patient’s doctor, i.e., no clinical notes, no direct observation of the patient. To this day, no one, not even Jung (this according to Jung in his later years), knows how he did it, even with all the confused explanations that he offered his medical colleagues at the time of his interpretation, and…

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