We are all more or less traumatized, affirms Donald Kalsched, Jungian analyst and trauma specials who wrote “Trauma and the Soul.” Kalsched avows that reality confronts us with things that break our hearts, noting that there’s also a huge amount of unacknowledged terror in all of us. Nightmares stemming from neurotic psychology might be terrifying at the beginning of the analytic process, because they are an effort to help us integrate some of the disowned material which can come back in angry forms. C.G. Jung once again adds so much to our understanding, because Jung believed there is a spiritual dimension to life, that we all have a religious instinct that senses and hungers for that connection to spirit…. Read the detailed summary article or listen to the full audio interview with Donald Kalsched here: http: (0)
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